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Among the many matters that Jill Zi is interested in today, health topics; Such as mental health, nutrition, fitness, and balance between work and home. The Z generation also faces a unique group of fertility challenges and fears, as a result of cultural transformations, economic pressures and increased health awareness. Including:

1. Fertilization anxiety and awareness of it

• High anxiety levels: Reconstruction shows that 3 out of 5 members of the Z generation are anxious about their future fertility – even if they are not currently trying to become pregnant.

• Pre -healthy behavior: Unlike previous generations, the Z generation tends to perform fertility checks, explore the freezing of eggs, and inquire about reproductive health early.

• The effect of social media: platforms such as Tek Tok and Instagram are inflated to fertility content, including artificial insemination ads and “periodic fertility checks”, which may increase anxiety.

2. The intention of reproduction is declining

• The desired family size decreased: The average number of children who plan Z is planned to have a birth from 2.3 children in 2012 to 1.8 children in 2023, less than the 2.1 replacement rate.

• Detitage: Many people postpone marriage and children with their professional goals, financial instability, and global concerns such as climate change.

• High celibacy rates: A record number of adults from the generation of today choose to stay with singles, which contributes to low birth rates.

3. Medical and environmental factors

• Low fertility associated with age: While fertility usually decreases after the age of 35, the delay in childbearing in the Z generation raises concerns about future reproductive challenges.

• Cases such as ovarian cyst syndrome and migratory uterine lining: The consciousness of a generation increases with cases that affect fertility, and seeks early diagnosis and treatment.

Environmental concerns: Exposure to pollutants and reasons for endocrine disorders are also indicated as a source of anxiety about fertility for this generation.

4. The effect of the work environment and policies

• The importance of fertility: More than 60% of the participants in the opinion polls from the generation Ze said that the health benefits related to fertility affect their job options.

• Cost obstacles: treatments such as artificial insemination and expensive freezing eggs are still expensive, although some clinics offer installments to facilitate obtaining them.

In addition to the emotional and social dimensions, related to the stability of relations, and the change of family definitions.

All of the foregoing puts us in the field of social and media responsibility towards members of a generation of young women and young people; Those who may have many questions and doubts about vital topics such as infertility, assistant childbearing, industrial pollination, fertility treatments and the gender of the newborn. That is why we chose to address today’s article on these topics, and we asked questions to Dr. Osama Al -Aridi, a consultant gynecologist, gynecologist and endoscopic surgery at the Saudi German Hospital, Ajman, who thank you for the following valuable information ..

What is infertility?

Infertility is the inability to become pregnant after a year of regular relationship, without using contraceptives. According to global health reports, infertility affects approximately 10 % of husbands.

Given the direct reasons behind the occurrence of infertility, they are as follows:

• In women: cyst to ovaries, blocking of the fallopian tubes, poor ovulation, and age.

In men: decreased number or quality of sperm, varicocele, and chronic infections.

How is infertility diagnosed and treatment?

One of the methods of diagnosis that the doctor resorted to solving infertility problems:

Hormone analysis.

• Semen.

Imaging the uterus and ovaries.

Genetics tests.

As for fertility treatments and assistant childbearing, Dr. Al -Aridi is mentioned as follows:

1. Motivating ovulation:

Investing medicines such as clomivine and gonadotropins, to stimulate egg production, especially for young women who suffer from ovulation problems.

2. IVF: IVF:

One of the most prominent methods used to treat infertility, which includes withdrawal of eggs, fertilization of laboratory, then returning fetuses to the uterus.

The latest technology is currently used in the areas of infertility, and includes the following:

• Choosing the embryos with artificial intelligence (AI): The adoption of industrial intelligence programs to analyze embryos and determine the most suitable for planting, which increased success rates up to 30% from traditional methods.

•       SpermGuide: A device that mimics the uterine environment to choose the best sperm in terms of movement and DNA safety.

• Semen analysis with artificial intelligence: It provides immediate results instead of traditional research days in acute sperm deficiency.

3. Renewal treatments

Platelet plasma injections (PRP): Injacked into the ovaries or uterus to stimulate regeneration and improve the quality of eggs and the lining of the uterus, especially for applicants in age or injuries to early ovarian failure.

4. Laboratory production of eggs and sperm (IVG)

A technique under development, enables the production of eggs and sperm from “stem cells”; What will open reproductive horizons for people with full sterility, and expects it clinically within 5-10 years.

What are the pre -transplantation genetic tests (PGT/PGS)?

They are techniques to examine fetuses before planting, to detect genetic or chromosome abnormalities and determine proper embryos.

These techniques are characterized by:

• Reducing abortion ratios.

• Raise the chances of successful pregnancy.

But there is a scientific debate that revolves around the corridors on this issue; Some studies raise doubts about the accuracy of these tests, as a percentage of inclusive embryos may be able to develop a sound pregnancy. There are criticisms about “throwing” embryos that may be viable.

What about the topic of determining the sex of the newborn?

Specialists follow some scientific methods in determining the sex of the newborn, including PGT technology during IVF; The exact method of choosing the sex of the fetus by examining the chromosomes before planting (XX for female, XY to male) is considered.

While there are many rumors and unstable methods that some follow to determine the gender of the newborn before the occurrence of pregnancy; Including diets, the timing of the marital relationship, and the separation of sperm in primitive ways. All are not scientifically supported, Dr. Al -Aridi emphasizes.

It remains to refer to a set of legal and moral restrictions that govern this issue; In countries like India and Canada, sex is prohibited for non -medical reasons. In other countries such as the United States and the UAE, it is allowed to conditions or medical purposes.

Why restrictions? Fear that this identification is caused by an imbalance in the demographic balance between males and females, as well as gender discrimination and its social impact on future generations.

Today we live in a great cause in the areas of artificial intelligence in many life facilities, so what about fertility treatments? Dr. Al -Aridi answers us in the following lines.

How is artificial intelligence used in fertility treatments?

According to the consultant gynecology, obstetric and endoscopic surgery at the Saudi -German Hospital, Ajman, artificial intelligence applications revolutionized The fertility field via:

1. Analysis of the embryos in video and ultrasound to determine the most appropriate implant.

2. Sperm analysis with high accuracy.

3. Customize medicines doses and egg extraction timing.

In a study conducted this year, I found that 29% of fertility clinics in the world are partially or totally adopting artificial intelligence in treatment plans.

And in the latest research and challenges; Within an analysis of 1425 clinical trials from 2012 to 2023, it was found that half of the studies were officially recorded, which reduces its credibility. The majority of research is concentrated in countries such as China, Iran, and Egypt, which indicates the need to expand the research base in Europe and America to ensure totalitarianism. Likewise, moral and regulatory issues to keep pace with artificial intelligence are still limited, and they need clear legal frameworks.

In summary; Artificial intelligence has entered strongly in the egg selection paths, semen, and the fetus, which improved results and determined the optimal time to intervene. Star technology at Columbia University has opened a window for the treatment of AzoSpermia cases (a medical condition where the man’s semen does not have measurable sperm, which leads to infertility) that were considered intractable.

IVG technology is under crystallization and may revolutionize the treatment of infertility within 5-10 years. As for the choice of the sex of the fetus, it is a legitimate and ethical cabin on cases of medical causes only, with the prohibition in most countries for use for social purposes. Certainly, there is an urgent need to develop legislation and improve research quality before wide clinical use.