What is the difference between doing in vitro fertilization in China and doing in vitro fertilization abroad?

Many friends will have similar confusions when choosing to do in vitro fertilization. Compared with IVF in China, what are the differences and where is the best place to go? In order to answer this question, U.S.-China Qiao will share from the following aspects. Compared with domestic IVF, American IVF has the following advantages:

1. Success rate

The primary concern of infertile patients when choosing IVF is of course IVF. Infant success rate. According to official statistics from the U.S. CDC (U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), the success rate of IVF in the United States is currently over 80%. It has the world's advanced medical technology, professional medical team, humanized medical model and high-standard embryo experiments. Laboratory and other factors have contributed to the technological status of IVF in the United States.

2. "Customized" babies

Currently, most countries in the world, including China, are not yet able to fully implement PGD/PGS technology due to restrictions in medical technology or ethical policies. The United States not only has no restrictions, but also promotes this technology as a eugenics and eugenics policy.

First of all, IVF in the United States can be admitted on a "selective basis." American PGD/PGS technology can effectively screen out 125 genetic diseases at the same time, and doctors will select healthy embryos for culture and transplantation.

Second, American in vitro fertilization can "customize babies". The same application of PGD/PGS technology makes babies no longer "destined", but just a simple multiple choice question.

3. U.S. Citizenship

According to the Fourteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Article 301(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, regardless of whether the parents are U.S. citizens or legally residing, as long as The status of the child's parents in the United States is not that they are diplomats with full diplomatic immunity. All babies born in the United States are American citizens, have American nationality, and enjoy the same rights as American citizens.

For example, American citizens have the right to attend American public elementary schools to high schools completely free of charge. You can apply for generous university scholarships and extremely low-interest student loans that are only available to U.S. citizens. When you turn 18, you can decide whether to retain your U.S. citizenship. When they reach the age of 21, parents, brothers and sisters can submit immigration applications. This can be said to be the advantage of American IVF.

4. Open legal policy

For some people, it is impossible to realize their dream of having a child simply by relying on in vitro fertilization treatment. For example, women suffer from gynecological diseases such as congenital absence of a uterus and cannot become pregnant, men suffer from azoospermia, and some special groups, etc. At this time, the help of various third-party assisted reproductive methods is often needed.

In the United States, especially in California, all third-party assisted reproductive methods are supported by law. California in the United States has mature and sound laws in this regard to protect and restrict the development of third-party assisted reproduction. Protect the rights and interests of patients and parties involved in assisted reproduction, and also restrict the behavior of both parties. Therefore, people who dream of having a baby can safely choose a method that suits them in the United States to have a baby.

The above are some of the more obvious advantages of IVF in the United States. The openness and development of the United States have established a good platform for this technology. I hope that everyone who dreams of having a baby can find a way that suits them to realize their dream.