How long does it take to do a test tube?

With the gradual development of in vitro fertilization technology, many couples who cannot conceive naturally can now have their own children through this method. However, since it is a relatively new technology, many people do not know much about IVF, for example, they do not know how long it takes or the conditions for IVF. Below, I will introduce you to the relevant knowledge about in vitro fertilization in detail!

1. How long does it take to do IVF?

In vitro fertilization uses some laboratory and clinical methods to assist pregnancy. It is more complicated than normal pregnancy. It involves artificial ovulation, egg retrieval, embryo culture, and transplantation, which is indeed more difficult for the woman. But the egg retrieval was painless under anesthesia at Shenyang No. 204 Hospital. If you want to undergo assisted reproductive treatment, you cannot do it immediately. The first time you come, you should clarify the cause of infertility and choose the indications. If in vitro fertilization is needed, treatment will be carried out according to the menstrual cycle. The whole course of treatment takes about three weeks. This technology does not require hospitalization and can be completed in the outpatient clinic.

2. Introduction to IVF conditions

The conditions for in vitro fertilization. First is physical condition, then other conditions:

1. Conditions that women must meet for in vitro fertilization: In order to better improve the success rate of in vitro fertilization transplantation, women need to undergo a preliminary physical examination to ensure that they have the relevant physical conditions. The examinations that women need to do include: B-ultrasound (uterus, appendages), vaginal secretion examination, blood test (chromosome analysis, antisperm antibodies, antiphospholipid antibodies, urine routine, blood routine, blood type, coagulation test, biochemistry, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis-specific antibodies, HIV antibodies).

2. Physical conditions that men need to meet for IVF: The success of IVF transplantation surgery is closely related to the quality of the male partner's sperm. If the sperm survival rate is low, IVF will be useless. The tests that need to be done include: blood test (chromosome test, antisperm antibodies, urine routine, blood routine, blood type, biochemistry, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis-specific antibodies, HIV antibodies). If the man has asthenospermia, a Y chromosome microdeletion test is required.

3. Legal requirements for IVF:

One of the conditions for in vitro fertilization is legality. Infertile couples need to have a marriage certificate, couple ID cards and a birth permit as the basis for valid registration before they can have in vitro fertilization.

4. Cost of IVF: The cost of IVF is also a condition that must be considered. Because IVF involves cutting-edge technology, the corresponding cost will be very high. Therefore, infertile couples should consult about the relevant costs and be well prepared before undergoing IVF. This is also a very important condition.

3. Symptoms of IVF

1. Patients with fallopian tube obstruction;

2. Patients with unexplained infertility who have failed to become pregnant through IUI and other treatments;

3. The male has severe oligospermia or azoospermia and needs to obtain sperm through testicular or epididymal puncture;

4. Women with endometriosis and infertility can use IVF to assist pregnancy as appropriate;

5. Patients with ovulation disorders have no mature follicle growth after general ovulation induction treatment.