IVF technology plays an important role in modern medicine, bringing fertility opportunities to infertile couples. However, this technique alone does not guarantee a success rate. Therefore, it is very important to have a physical examination before IVF**. Among them, hysteroscopy is widely used in the examination and diagnosis of infertility patients and before IVF**. So, can hysteroscopy really improve the success rate of IVF in Thailand?
What is hysteroscopy
Hysteroscopy is an endoscopic examination that can be used to examine the inside of the uterus and ovaries. The doctor looks inside the uterus and ovaries by inserting a special hysteroscope at the ** and cervix and using different settings such as light, background, etc. This test is usually done by a ** or infertility specialist.
Effect of hysteroscopy on IVF in Thailand
In Thailand, IVF** has a relatively high success rate. However, hysteroscopy is still considered one of the important factors to improve the effectiveness of this technique and reduce the recommended amount. Through hysteroscopy, the doctor can clearly observe the situation in the uterus and choose the most suitable method for future IVF operations.
How to improve the success rate of IVF in Thailand through hysteroscopy
1. Assess the condition of the uterus
In addition to the main causes of infertility, the uterus and its surroundings are important for both embryo and maternal health for a successful transfer. The presence of endometrial polyps, adhesions, or other abnormalities will affect embryo development and pregnancy outcomes for transfer. Hysteroscopy can provide detailed information to support any required intervention and diagnose any potential problems.
2. Evaluate the ovaries
The ovaries are an important sexual organ of the female reproductive system. Ovarian ovulation is necessary for natural pregnancy, while ovarian stimulation is a common method in assisted reproductive technology. In addition, ovarian lesions may lead to infertility or spontaneous abortion. Hysteroscopy allows the doctor to see directly the condition of the ovaries and can identify any problems.
3. Improve the success rate of repeated attempts
In general, IVF for patients requires multiple attempts, and it is rare to achieve a successful conception in one attempt. In repeated attempts, doctors can help improve success rates by taking more specific and effective interventions based on the results of previous tests. Hysteroscopy is required before each cycle to determine the appropriate timing of the protocol and intervention.
In conclusion, hysteroscopy is a safe, effective, and relatively simple technique that provides relevant information about the condition of the uterus and ovaries to help doctors choose the best IVF** regimen to improve the success rate of IVF in Thailand. However, it should be noted that any medical intervention should be carried out in a highly specialized hospital, and the doctor should first understand the patient's specific situation and conduct evaluation and analysis to avoid adverse effects on the patient.