Does egg retrieval without anesthesia increase the success rate?

I believe that women who have experienced artificial IVF egg retrieval will never forget it. Under normal circumstances, women will not be given anesthesia during IVF egg retrieval. This is mainly because once anesthesia is given, it may have a very negative impact on the quality of egg cells. Another reason is that although there is a certain degree of pain when retrieving eggs for IVF, most women can bear it. In fact, no anesthesia is used during egg retrieval for in vitro fertilization. The ultimate goal is to ensure the success rate of artificial sperm and egg combination. So although it is painful to retrieve eggs for IVF without anesthesia, most women can still endure it with their strong will.

Will the success rate of IVF egg retrieval without anesthesia be increased?

At present, intravenous anesthesia is rarely used for in vitro fertilization egg retrieval. If there are many eggs, the temperament is strong, and the ovaries are located high and difficult to insert the needle, anesthesia can be chosen, which will not affect the quality of the eggs. Different hospitals have different solutions. Some may retrieve the eggs directly without anesthesia, and some may use sedatives. Generally speaking, listen to the doctor's instructions. If you have skin allergies or other reactions, communicate with your doctor in advance. The doctor will decide whether to use anesthetics, local anesthesia or general anesthesia based on the patient's condition. It is important to relieve stress.

Generally speaking, if a woman cannot get pregnant normally, the best way at present is to do IVF. But everyone knows that the test tube process is actually very painful, among which the most common is the manual test tube baby egg retrieval for women. Relatively speaking, it will definitely be a little painful when retrieving eggs for IVF without anesthesia, but in most cases this pain can be tolerated. Therefore, before doing IVF egg retrieval, you must adjust your mental state, because the pain of many psychological processes is significantly higher than physical pain.

Generally speaking, whether to use anesthesia when retrieving eggs for in vitro fertilization should be determined based on one's actual situation. However, if we look at the success rate of egg retrieval for artificial in vitro fertilization, in most cases the success rate is higher for those who do not receive anesthesia. The most important thing is that the ingredients in the anesthetic will have some effects on the egg cells, so it is not recommended to use anesthesia when retrieving eggs for in vitro fertilization. Although the pain will be more obvious when retrieval of eggs for IVF is performed without anesthesia, you can get through it if you have a certain level of perseverance.

I hope that after reading the above introduction, many female friends will have a better understanding of whether the pain of egg retrieval without anesthesia during IVF is serious. In real life, there are many women who cannot get pregnant normally due to various reasons. In this case, they can only do IVF under the advice of a doctor. Before undergoing the test tube surgery, egg retrieval for IVF is a necessary step, so female friends must make relative preparations. Although it is very painful to not use anesthesia when retrieving eggs for IVF, I am actually very happy when I think about the high success rate.