Many couples, after years of preparing for pregnancy, find that they still cannot conceive. After they go to the hospital for examination, they often find many problems, and some problems are often the main reasons for not being able to conceive naturally. Moreover, after treatment, the chance of natural conception is not high, so in vitro fertilization is recommended. So, what does in vitro fertilization mean?
In vitro fertilization generally refers to in vitro fertilization, which involves taking eggs and sperm out of the body, fertilizing them in vitro, cultivating them in the laboratory to become embryos, and then transplanting them to achieve pregnancy. In vitro fertilization can help infertile couples achieve their dream of becoming parents, but the success rate is not very high.
Couples undergoing in vitro fertilization need to undergo many tests in order to perform this procedure. For example, tubal patency inspection, semen routine report, liver function, hepatitis B inspection, hepatitis C inspection, AIDS detection, syphilis inspection, etc. In addition, there are many inspection items that may vary depending on individual circumstances.
If both partners decide to undergo in vitro fertilization, they should rest more and strengthen their diet and nutrition in order to obtain higher quality eggs and sperm. After successful in vitro fertilization, it is important to maintain a calm mind and go to the hospital for relevant examinations on time to understand the development of the embryo. After graduating from the reproductive center, you can go through the routine prenatal examination process.
