What are the preparations before artificial insemination?

Nowadays, artificial insemination has provided great convenience to many people, but everyone also needs to make preparations before undergoing artificial insemination. Female friends should first check whether they have ovulated and whether their fallopian tubes are unobstructed.

1. If the woman wants to do artificial insemination , she should first ovulate, whether it is spontaneous ovulation or ovulation with the help of a doctor; the fallopian tube must be unobstructed, and it must be under the monitoring of a doctor, or do some monitoring by yourself. It must be during the ovulation period to be effective. Otherwise, artificial insemination is meaningless and can only be done for one or two days. If the man or the woman wants to have artificial insemination, they must first be diagnosed by a doctor whether they have a history of infertility. If they have normal sexual life but have not conceived for more than one year, this meets the World Health Organization's standards for diagnosing infertility.

2. For the diagnosis of infertility , the routine examination includes semen examination, because semen examination is non-invasive. If the semen examination finds that the semen is indeed abnormal, but it meets the indications for artificial insemination, the doctor will examine your female partner: first check whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, such as iodized oil contrast, fluid perfusion, laparoscopy, etc., and ask the female partner to measure her basal body temperature to see if she has ovulated. If she has not ovulated, ovulation induction is needed. You should also have a routine physical examination before pregnancy to see if your body is healthy.

3. It is necessary to monitor through B-ultrasound. After 36 hours, the semen should be washed and injected into the uterine cavity, because there are many techniques of artificial insemination: one is into the vagina, directly pouring the semen into the vagina, which does not need to be processed; the second is to inject it into the cervical canal; the third is to inject it into the uterine cavity, and some even need to be placed in the fallopian tube or abdominal cavity, followed by surgery. Foreign literature has also confirmed that the pregnancy rate is higher if injected directly into the uterine cavity than if injected into the cervical canal or vagina. Now, after washing, the sperm with better vitality is directly injected into the uterine cavity.