The process of assisted conception

The process of assisted conception is complicated and requires care and patience. First, a physical examination of both men and women is required to ensure that they are healthy and can ovulate normally and retrieve sperm and eggs. Professionals will combine sperm and egg into a fertilized egg, implant the developed embryo into the mother's body, and check whether the pregnancy is confirmed. Before this, both men and women should do more physical exercise to ensure that their bodies can

Maintain all aspects of the requirements.

1. Routine inspection

The couple's marital and reproductive history, surgical history, and family medical history should be understood, and the man needs to undergo routine physical examinations, reproductive system examinations, and sperm examinations, etc. The woman needs to undergo routine physical examinations and a series of examinations of the female reproductive system. Only when the physical condition is qualified will the test tube technology treatment cycle begin. If there are any abnormalities, corresponding treatment plans will be made according to the actual situation.

2. Ovulation induction

Generally speaking, women will only release one egg at a time, but in order to increase the success rate of conception, drugs will be used to stimulate women to release multiple eggs, and then HCG will be given to promote egg maturation. This process takes about half a month.

3. Sperm and egg collection

After the eggs in a woman's body mature, they are removed. Under normal circumstances, this process can be completed within one day. Compared with egg removal, sperm extraction from a healthy man is much easier and can usually be completed in about half a day. However, if the man has a fertility disease, further treatment must be given based on the actual situation, and the time cannot be estimated.

4. In vitro fertilization culture

After the egg and sperm are taken out separately, they are combined into a fertilized egg in a professional artificial environment and then cultured for about 3-5 days to form an early embryo. At this time, transplantation can begin. This process is completed by professionals in a professional setting, so there is no need for the couple to participate, just wait at home.

5. Maternal Embryo Transfer

After the cultivated embryos have been optimized and screened, they can be transplanted into the mother. Under normal circumstances, the process of embryo implantation into the mother only takes a few minutes to complete. Of course, this also depends on the physical condition of the woman.

6. Pregnancy test

On the 14th day after the embryo is implanted into the mother, blood values ​​need to be checked to confirm whether implantation and pregnancy have occurred. If pregnancy is confirmed, continue to receive luteal support as prescribed by the doctor and have regular check-ups. However, if conception fails, stop luteal support and wait patiently for follow-up treatment plans as instructed by the doctor.