What is the success rate of artificial insemination?

Artificial insemination is a technology chosen by many infertile couples. Many people have become parents as they wished through artificial insemination. But there are still many people who want to ask, what is the success rate of artificial insemination? Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

What is the success rate of artificial insemination?

The quality of male sperm is one of the key determining factors for the success rate of artificial insemination. Clinical medicine shows that men with good sperm count and motility but unable to have sexual intercourse have a significantly higher chance of successful artificial insemination than men with sperm abnormalities. The age factor of women: if a woman is over 35 years old, her chances of getting pregnant are significantly reduced. The more predictable your ovulation period is, the higher the chances of pregnancy will be. Medical and pregnancy history show that women with a history of endometriosis and fallopian tube disease have a low pass rate, while women with a history of previous pregnancy have a higher pass rate.

The success rate of artificial insemination is not high, about 20-30% each time. The cost may vary from several thousand to ten thousand each time. In fact, the charging standards of various hospitals are not the same. The success rate of artificial insemination is very low and the cost is very expensive. In order to increase the success rate of artificial insemination with husband's sperm, the ovulation time of the woman can be detected in advance, so that artificial insemination can be carried out within 48 hours before ovulation to 12 hours after ovulation.

Artificial insemination refers to the method of artificially introducing male semen into the bottom of the posterior fornix of the vagina, the cervical tributaries, inside or around it, and even into the uterine cavity to help pregnancy. To improve the success rate of artificial insemination, you need to actively cooperate with your doctor and do all kinds of examinations before the operation.

Artificial insemination must grasp the best time. Generally, it is necessary to undergo ovulation temperature measurement for more than 3 cycles in advance or cooperate with continuous cervical mucus and vaginal cytology examination to determine the ovulation period.

If necessary, B-ultrasound examination can be performed to understand the ovulation period. The most suitable time for artificial insemination is the early ovulation period when the secretion of cervical mucus is the highest. Generally, artificial insemination is carried out three times in each menstrual cycle, that is, starting three days before ovulation and doing it every other day.

If calculated by hours, that is, once 72 hours, 24 hours before ovulation, and 24 hours after ovulation. If pregnancy cannot be achieved in one menstrual cycle, multiple cycles can be done continuously. If necessary, therapeutic drugs can be used to induce ovulation and regulate the ovulation period to increase the chance of pregnancy.

It should be noted that intrauterine artificial insemination does not necessarily increase the chance of pregnancy. After the sperm is introduced into the uterine cavity at night, it can not only cause violent sexual intercourse but also cause spasmodic contraction of the uterus, resulting in severe abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and even hypotension and other reactions, which can lead to unsuccessful pregnancy. It may also stimulate the immune response, leading to immune infertility, making it more difficult to get pregnant.