Some infertile couples who cannot improve their infertility symptoms after undergoing certain treatment methods will also consider using in vitro fertilization to add a cute baby to their family. But some infertile women know very little about in vitro fertilization and may wonder if it uses their husband's sperm?
IVF technology is the process of first inducing ovulation of the female's egg through certain methods, then surgically extracting the egg from the body, and finally combining it with the collected male sperm in vitro. After more than one week of cultivation, the embryo is implanted into the female uterus according to the cultivation situation to conceive the fetus, which is called in vitro fertilization.
The collected male sperm is the sperm of the female spouse, so in vitro fertilization uses the sperm of the female husband. There are also some things to pay attention to when doing IVF, especially after the female undergoes ovulation induction. Sometimes, due to excessive stimulation of ovulation induction drugs, the female may develop ascites after egg retrieval. And severe ascites requires treatment through surgical drainage.
Therefore, after completing IVF, women must closely monitor their bodies. If they experience abdominal pain or a significant decrease in urine output, they should be alert to ascites after IVF. It is necessary to seek timely medical attention for ascites to avoid affecting physical health and the embryo transfer of in vitro fertilization in the later stage.
