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Understand what is IVF Treatment?

IVF stands for in vitro fertilization, which literally means in lab conception.With IVF treatment, the egg is fertilized with sperm in a petri dish.<br>

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Understand what is IVF Treatment?

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  1. UNDERSTAND WHATISIVF TREATMENT?

  2. IVF stands for in vitro fertilization, which literally means "in lab conception." With IVF treatment, the egg is fertilized with sperm in a petri dish. Typically, many eggsare retrieved from the biological mother (who may or may not be the intended parent), as not every egg will fertilize, and not every fertilized egg will become a viable embryo. A few days after fertilization, the best embryo or embryos are transferred to the mother or surrogate's uterus via a catheter through the cervix. Any extra embryos may be cryopreserved for future cycles. https://www.aarushivf.com/

  3. When Is IVF Used? Because the eggs are retrieved directly from the ovaries, and the embryo is transferred to the uterus via the cervix, IVF does not require open, clear fallopian tubes. Women with blocked fallopian tubes can use IVF to achieve pregnancy. IVF is also used for cases of male infertility that cannot be overcome with IUI treatment or other treatments. In some cases, men with no sperm in their semen may have sperm retrieved directly from the testicles or vas deferens. Men with low sperm count are more likely to achieve treatment success with IVF. https://www.aarushivf.com/

  4. IVF may also be used along with ICSI, which involves taking a single sperm and directly injecting it into an egg. Despite the sperm directly being injected into the egg, fertilization is still not guaranteed, but the chance of pregnancy success is much higher with ICSI than without for those who need this procedure. IVF may also be used in cases of unexplained infertility, women who need to use an egg or embryo donor, those who are using a traditional surrogate or gestational carrier, or after multiple failed fertility treatments. https://www.aarushivf.com/

  5. The IVF Procedure The IVF procedure may be slightly different for different people, depending on which assisted reproductive technologies are being used and whether or not donor eggs, sperm, or embryos are involved. There are also some situations that lead to a cycle being canceled in the middle, either because not enough follicles grow or due to a high risk of serious ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS). That said, this is a basic overview of the procedure. Usually, the woman will start taking birth control pills or an injectable medication that prevents ovulation the cycle before treatment, https://www.aarushivf.com/

  6. shutting down the woman's normal ovulation cycle. This is so the doctor can regulate ovulation and not lose the eggs before the retrieval. After baseline blood work and an ultrasound, the woman will start taking ovulation stimulation medications, typically gonadotropins. In minimal stimulation IVF, Clomid or no ovulation- stimulating medications are used, but this is unusual. The clinic will monitor folliclegrowth and hormone levels with ultrasound and blood work every so many days. When the follicles look ready, the woman will receive an injection of hCG to mature the eggs. An egg retrieval will be scheduled a very specific number of hours after the injection, during which the woman will receive IV sedation and the eggs will be retrieved via an ultrasound-guided needle through the vaginal wall. https://www.aarushivf.com/

  7. While the woman is having the egg retrieval, the man will be providing the semen sample. Sometimes this is done once at the retrieval and also sometime before retrieval day (and frozen), in case of problems or anxiety creating the sample. The semen will go through a special washing procedure, and the eggs will be placed in a special culture. The sperm will be placed with the eggs, in hopes that fertilization will take place. A few days later, an embryologist will help select the healthiest of the fertilized embryos, if any, and your fertility doctor will help decide how many embryos to transfer. Leftover embryos may be cryopreserved for a later cycle, donated to another couple, or thrown away. https://www.aarushivf.com/

  8. Success Rate Your chance for IVF success will depend on a variety of factors, including your age, cause(s) of your infertility, whether or not donor eggs are being used, previous treatment outcomes, and the clinic's expertise in your particular needs. That said, generally, IVF treatment has excellent success rates. According to the 2009 statistics collected by the Society of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (SART), for women younger than 35, the percentage of live births per IVF cycle was about 41 percent. Success rates decrease with age, with a 12 percent rate of success for women age 41 to 42. https://www.aarushivf.com/

  9. ContactUs Address Shopno. 2 & 3, Ashleytowers, NexttoCinemaxTheatre, Kanakiya, Mira road (east), Thane – 401107 EmailAddress info@aarushivf.com PhoneNumber 0228110841/42/43 Time : 9:00am – 1:00pm & 6:00pm – 8:00pm SaturdayEvening & SundayNoOPD

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