In vitro babies are pro-life and are conceived through ovulation induction to retrieve eggs, fertilization of the eggs with sperm outside of the body and formation of embryos, which are selected for intrauterine transfer to assist conception.
IVF babies are pro-life as they are a technique of in vitro fertilization embryo transfer, which in most cases involves removing the mother’s egg and the father’s sperm, placing them in an in vitro culture for about 3-5 days, and then transferring the successfully cultured embryo into the mother’s uterus.
Individuals for whom IVF babies are indicated include infertility due to obstruction or dysfunction of the fallopian tubes causing obstruction of sperm and egg transport, ovulation disorders, repeated unruptured follicles induced by luteinizing drugs, ineffective ovulation, and patients with polycystic ovary syndrome.
In addition, in the clinic to decide whether to do IVF baby or need to go to a professional hospital systematic examination and treatment.