Detailed process of the IVF program

Many people have gone through a comprehensive process of going to school, working, getting married, and having children, but many people are unable to conceive due to various physical reasons. The emergence of IVF technology has become the last hope for many people. So the question is, what are the detailed steps of the IVF long-term plan?

Detailed steps of the IVF long-term plan

For patients with regular ovulation, a natural long-term plan can be selected. For patients with irregular ovulation, a contraceptive pill extended plan can be selected. Of course, the long-term plan is generally to start using Diphylline to adjust the menstrual period on the 1st or 2nd day, or 5-7 days after B-ultrasound ovulation detection. The extended plan for contraceptive pills is generally 16-18 days after taking the contraceptive pills. If there is no abnormality in the B-ultrasound, Diphereline will be used to adjust the dosage at the beginning. It usually takes about 14 to 20 days to reach the adjustment level, and then you can start using drugs to promote ovulation. It usually takes about 10-14 days for the eggs to mature, and then an HCG stimulating injection is given. The eggs are retrieved for IVF 36-38 hours after the injection, and the man takes the sperm at the same time as the eggs are retrieved for IVF. The sperm is then handed over to the staff of the IVF embryo laboratory for IVF embryo shaping. After the IVF embryo is shaped, it is transplanted in vitro fertilization, and the remaining IVF embryos are stored. 14 days after the test tube transplant, blood was drawn to check HCG. If HCG was positive, it indicated a successful pregnancy. After the pregnancy is confirmed, the fetus is treated and then followed by obstetric follow-up.

The surgical plan for in vitro fertilization needs to be formulated in advance based on the results of a comprehensive physical examination of both husband and wife. Generally, short and long plans are provided according to their physical conditions. The short plan has a short cycle and is suitable for people with poor uterine and ovarian conditions. It usually starts on the second day of the menstrual period, and eggs can be retrieved for in vitro fertilization after about ten days. The long plan is simply a plan with a long cycle. It is suitable for people with good ovaries and is a traditional plan often used in in vitro fertilization. The egg retrieval rate and pregnancy rate of IVF with the long plan are higher than those with the short plan. The long plan requires the body to take medicine for a longer time, and of course the cost will also increase. Regardless of whether you choose a long plan or a short plan, both have advantages and disadvantages.

The difference between the long plan and the short plan for IVF: the length of medication time and the target groups are different. The short-term plan has a shorter medication period and is mainly used for people with relatively weak ovaries. The long-term plan has a longer medication period and is suitable for people with good ovaries.