With the continuous development of science and technology, IVF technology has become an important means for many infertile couples to realize their dreams of having children. In Thailand, the third-generation IVF technology is highly regarded, attracting many domestic and foreign patients to seek medical treatment. So, what are the third-generation IVF processes in Thailand?Let's take a look at it with Thai NIC!
1. Preliminary inspection.
Before the third generation of IVF in Thailand, a comprehensive physical examination is required, including the woman's ovarian function, fallopian tube patency, uterine environment, etc., as well as the analysis of the man**. These tests are designed to assess the suitability of both couples for IVF and the success rate.
2. Ovulation induction.
After confirming that IVF is suitable for IVF, the doctor will develop an ovulation induction plan based on the woman's menstrual cycle and physical condition. Usually, ovulation induction drugs are given to patients by injection or mouth to encourage the ovaries to produce more eggs. At the same time, the doctor will monitor the growth of the follicles through ultrasound and other means, so as to adjust the drug dose and regimen in time.
3. Egg retrieval and sperm retrieval.
When the follicles mature, the doctor will surgically remove the eggs and obtain the man's sperm at the same time. To increase the success rate, doctors may use techniques such as ICSI to inject sperm directly into the egg. During the egg and sperm retrieval process, the doctor will administer anesthesia to reduce the patient's discomfort.
4. Embryo culture.
After the egg is combined with the sperm, the doctor will place the fertilized egg in a special culture medium to culture. This process usually takes a few days to observe how well the embryo is developing. If the embryo is developing normally, the next step of the transfer can be performed.
5. Embryo transfer.
Before the embryo transfer, the doctor will perform another physical examination of the patient to confirm that the uterine environment is suitable for transfer. The doctor will then transfer the embryos into the patient's uterus through ** or abdomen. After the transfer, the patient needs to rest for a period of time to help the embryo implant.
6. Pregnancy testing.
After the embryo transfer, the patient needs to undergo a pregnancy test to determine if the pregnancy was successful. Usually, doctors will recommend that patients have a blood HCG test or a urine early pregnancy test about 14 days after the transplant. If the test result is positive, the pregnancy was successful.
In short, the third-generation IVF process in Thailand includes preliminary examination, ovulation induction, egg and sperm retrieval, embryo culture, embryo transfer, pregnancy testing and pregnancy management. Although it may sound a little complicated, as long as you follow the doctor's advice and arrangement, the whole process is relatively easy and safe. Of course, in addition to the above process, there are many detailed precautions, and only comprehensive consideration can better assist the best of IVF, such as a good attitude, reasonable diet, daily Xi habits and regular check-ups, etc. l