In recent years, with the acceleration of the pace of life and the increase of work pressure, more and more couples are facing fertility problems. Among them, infertility has become a heart disease for many families. In order to achieve their fertility dreams, many couples choose to use IVF technology to help them conceive. In Thailand, third-generation IVF technology has become a mature and reliable solution. Hengjian will give you a detailed introduction to the process of the third generation of test tubes in Thailand.
1. Preliminary consultation and preparation.
Before deciding to try IVF, couples need to undergo a comprehensive physical examination to understand the causes of infertility. At the same time, choose a reliable IVF hospital for consultation to understand the relevant processes and precautions.
2. Ovulation induction and monitoring.
After the preliminary preparation is completed, the patient will enter the ovulation induction stage. At this stage, the doctor will develop a personalized ovulation induction plan for the patient, using drugs to stimulate the ovaries so that multiple follicles develop at the same time. At the same time, the doctor will conduct regular follicle monitoring to ensure that the follicles are developing normally. In general, an ovulation induction cycle takes about 10-14 days.
3. Egg retrieval and sperm retrieval.
When the follicles have matured, the doctor will remove the eggs through a puncture procedure. At the same time, the man will also undergo sperm retrieval. During the egg retrieval and sperm retrieval procedures, the doctor will strictly adhere to the principles of aseptic operation to ensure the safety of the operation**.
4. Embryo culture and screening.
After the eggs and sperm are retrieved, the doctor will perform a fertilization culture. In general, 3-5 days after fertilization, the embryo will develop to the mulberry embryo stage. At this point, the doctor screens the embryos for chromosomal abnormalities. After screening, the doctor selects healthy embryos for transfer.
5. Embryo transfer and fetal preservation.
Before the embryo transfer, the doctor will perform a hysteroscopy to ensure that the endometrial environment is suitable for embryo implantation. The doctor will then transfer the embryos through a catheter into the uterus. After the transfer, the patient needs to take a fetal protection yao and have regular follow-up examinations to ensure that the embryo develops smoothly. In general, about 14 days after the transplant, patients can take a pregnancy test to confirm whether the pregnancy was successful.