Patient's question:
I have been married for five years this year, and both my husband and I have gone to the hospital for check-ups, but there were no problems yet we have not been able to conceive. We plan to do IVF and want to ask, what grade of blastocyst is a son?Doctor's answer:
Embryo grading does not affect the birth of offspring, but clinical experience generally suggests that women with abnormal pregnancies in IVF are more likely to have male pregnancies. This may be because of the principle of "survival of the fittest." Male embryos are more active and are more likely to be considered successful culture results. It is recommended that you adjust your mindset; in reality, the birth of the child is the same. The level of the blastocyst grade only represents the quality of the blastocyst itself and cannot be used to determine the sex of the fetus.