What preparations are needed before artificial insemination?

Infertility has always affected the lives of patients. When you see other people's children are cute and running around, you will feel lost. It is understandable that you wish you could have a child. With the development of technology, artificial insemination has been confirmed and recognized. More and more infertile families use this method to have children. So what preparations do you need to make before artificial insemination?

If the woman wants to have artificial insemination, first of all, she should ovulate, whether it is spontaneous ovulation or ovulation with the help of a doctor; secondly, the fallopian tube must be unobstructed, and it must be under the monitoring of a doctor, or she can do some monitoring herself. It must be during the ovulation period to be effective. Otherwise, there is no point in doing artificial insemination, and it can only be done for one or two days.

Artificial insemination is a technology, not a surgery. If the man or the woman wants to have artificial insemination, they must first be diagnosed by a doctor if they have a history of infertility. That is, the two people live together and have sex once or twice a week, but have not conceived for more than a year. This meets the World Health Organization's standards for diagnosing infertility, which means that if there has been no pregnancy in a year, it can be diagnosed. If they have not been together for eight months a year, it does not count.

If there is a diagnosis of infertility, the most common procedure is to do a semen test, because semen test is non-invasive. If the semen test 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 also have the female partner measure her basal body temperature and whether she has ovulated. If she has not ovulated, some clomiphene can be used to promote ovulation. Of course, it is best to have a routine physical examination before pregnancy to see if the body is healthy.

As for the issue of timing, it needs to be monitored by B-ultrasound. After 36 hours, the semen should be washed and injected into the uterine cavity. There are many techniques of artificial insemination. One is into the vagina, where the semen is poured directly into the vagina. This does not require any treatment. The second is into the cervical canal. The third is into the uterine cavity. Some even have 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.

Don't be troubled by infertility anymore, artificial insemination can make your dream come true. The above is the preparation before artificial insemination. Before insemination, go to the hospital for a thorough physical examination. If there is no problem, you can undergo insemination. This will increase the pregnancy rate. It is very effective. I hope it will be helpful to patients and friends.