Why Artificial Insemination Failed

With the changes in living environment, the phenomenon of infertility is gradually increasing. Infertility is a physiological disease. As long as one of the couple has this symptom, they will not have a baby. Faced with this situation, many people will choose artificial insemination, which is an advanced technology that can allow infertile people to have babies. However, this method is not omnipotent and may fail. So what are the reasons for the failure of artificial insemination?

1 Sperm Factor

The main indication for artificial insemination is the poor quality of the male's sperm. If the male's sperm count is too small and the sperm does not liquefy, the success rate of artificial insemination will be reduced. Therefore, it is necessary to use drug treatment under the guidance of a doctor to improve the quality of sperm, so as to avoid the failure of artificial insemination.

2 Uterine factors

In addition to being related to the male's sperm quality, the female's uterine cavity environment is not suitable for embryo transplantation, which will also reduce the success rate. Infertility caused by factors such as endometritis, uterine cavity adhesions, endometrial polyps, and foreign body residues in the uterine cavity will significantly reduce the success rate of artificial insemination. Therefore, it is necessary to go to a regular hospital for hysteroscopy diagnosis and correction to solve this problem.

3 Fallopian tube factors

Abnormal fallopian tubes and abdominal adhesions can affect the combination of sperm and eggs. Abnormal fallopian tubes include fallopian tube obstruction, fallopian tube malformations, and hydrosalpinx, etc. The most common cause of abdominal adhesions is chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, patients with this type of problem need to be treated with the help of laparoscopy.

4 Emotional factors

Infertile women must have seen many doctors before undergoing artificial insemination. They may be under mental stress, which may cause emotional instability, endocrine dysfunction, excessive tension and other internal factors. Women who are undergoing artificial insemination must first adjust their emotions and maintain a good state before starting the operation.

5. Time Factor

The normal ovulation period for women is seven to ten days after menstruation. This is based on normal menstruation. Abnormal menstruation may be earlier or later. Therefore, if you want to do artificial insemination, you must closely observe the eggs and arrange artificial insemination at the most favorable time.