Patient's question:
I want to do in vitro fertilization. Some people say that the fourth-generation in vitro fertilization technology has already been adopted. Is that true? What kind of help do you need: ExplanationDoctor's answer:
The fourth-generation IVF technology is not yet mature, and IVF still involves implementing customized plans for each individual's situation. Currently, IVF is third-generation, also known as Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD). This refers to the process of taking genetic material from embryos before their transfer in (IVF-ET, or IVF) to predict and diagnose any abnormalities, selecting healthy embryos for transfer to prevent the transmission of genetic diseases.