New Delhi: The infertility rate among couples has increased not only in India but also across the world. As per reports, 27.5 million couples are actively seeking help for conception. But this may not be a distant dream for many anymore, due to the development and advancement in technologies such as test tube babies or In vitro fertilization (IVF). The test tube baby treatment has restored hope among parents who could not conceive normally. The first test-tube baby in the world was Louise Joy Brown, born on 25th July 1978 in England. The baby was born healthy and is leading a healthy life as of now. Well, the 25th of July is also marked as World Embryologist Day, which is celebrated to mark the first test tube baby birth.
The success rates of Test Tube Baby may vary depending on various factors such as the patient’s age and the quality of sperm and eggs. According to data, the success rate for Test Tube Baby in India ranges from 30 per cent to 35 per cent. However, this may vary depending on the individual cases. According to a study, IVF success rates have significantly increased as medical science is evolving.
On World Embryologist Day, Dr Usha B R, Fertility Consultant, Laparoscopy & Robotic Surgeon, Fortis Hospital Bannerghatta Road shared 5 ways to take care of test-tube babies:
Regular check-ups: Ensure regular medical check-ups for your child to monitor growth, and development, and detect any potential health issues early on.
Specialized care: Seek guidance from a paediatrician experienced in caring for test tube babies, as they have specific needs and potential challenges.
Emotional support: Provide a loving and supportive environment to help your child navigate any emotional complexities associated with their conception.
Open communication: Maintain open and honest conversations about their origins, addressing their questions and concerns with age-appropriate explanations.
Healthy lifestyle: Encourage a balanced diet, regular exercise, and sufficient sleep to support your child’s overall well-being and development.
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