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In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is a process by which an egg is fertilized by sperm outside

the body.

The process involves monitoring a woman's ovulatory process, removing ovum or

ova (egg or eggs) from the woman's ovaries and letting sperm fertilise them in afluid medium in a laboratory and then transferring it to the patient's uterus with the

intention of establishing a successful pregnancy.

The first successful birth of a "test tube baby", Louise Brown, occurred in 1978.

Louise Brown was born as a result of natural cycle IVF. Robert G. Edwards, the

physiologist who developed the treatment, was awarded the Nobel Prize inPhysiology or Medicine in 2010.

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In vitro fertilisation (IVF) is one of several techniques available to help couples with

fertility problems to have a baby.

Why IVF Is Needed ?

Those Fertility Problems Includes :-

Endometriosis Low sperm counts

Problems with the uterus or fallopian tubes

Problems with ovulation

Antibody problems that harm sperm or eggs

The inability of sperm to penetrate or

survive in the cervical mucus

An unexplained fertility problem

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Women under 40

women under 40 years should be offered three cycles

of IVF treatment on the NHS if:-

you have been trying to get pregnant through

regular unprotected intercourse for two years.

Women aged 40 to 42women aged between 40 and 42 should be offered

one cycle of IVF on the NHS if:-

you have been trying to get pregnant through

regular unprotected intercourse for a total of two

years

you have not been able to get pregnant after 12cycles of artificial insemination

you have never had IVF treatment before

you show no evidence of low ovarian reserve (this

is when eggs in the ovary are impaired or low in

number)

Who Can Have IVF ?




Step one:Suppressing the natural monthly cycle

You are given a drug that will suppress

your natural menstrual cycle. This is

given either as a daily injection (which

you'll be taught to give yourself) or as

a nasal spray. You continue this for

about two weeks.

How IVF is performed ?



Step two:

Boosting the egg supply

Once your natural cycle is suppressed, you

take a fertility hormone called FSH (follicle

stimulating hormone). These fertilityhormones are known as Gonadotrophins.

This is another daily injection that you give

yourself, usually for about 12 days, but it

can vary depending on your response.



Step three:

checking on progress

The clinic will keep an eye on you throughout the drug treatment. You will have vaginal

ultrasound scans to monitor your ovaries and, in some cases, blood tests. About 34-36

hours before your eggs are due to be collected, you'll have a final hormone injection that

helps your eggs to mature.



Step four:

Collecting the eggs

For the egg collection, you'll be

sedated and your eggs will be

collected under ultrasound guidance.This involves a needle being inserted

through the vagina and into each

ovary. The eggs are then collected

through the needle.



Step five:Fertilising the eggs

The eggs that have been collected are mixed

with your partner's or the donor's sperm in the

laboratory. After 16-20 hours they're checked

to see if any have been fertilised.

The cells that have been fertilised (embryos)continue to grow in the laboratory for one to

five days before being transferred into the

womb. The best one or two embryos will be

chosen for transfer.

After egg collection, you will be givenmedicines, either progesterone or hCG

(chorionic gonadotrophin), to help prepare the

lining of the womb to receive the embryo. This

is given either as a pessary (which is placed

inside the vagina) or an injection



Step six:Embryo transfer

Women under 37 in their first IVF cycle should only have a single embryo transfer. In their

second IVF cycle they should have a single embryo transfer if one or more top-quality

embryos are available. In the third IVF cycle, no more than two embryos should be

transferred.

Women aged 37 –39 years in the first and second full IVF cycles should also have single

embryo transfer no more than two embryos should be transferred.For women aged 40-42 years, double embryo transfer can be considered.

All multiple embryo replacements carry the risk of a multiple pregnancy and birth.



Get in Touch :-

Dr. Rita Baskhi (IVF Surrogacy Specialist)

Online Consultations - 24/7

Email: [email protected] or Mobile Chat: +91 8447592299






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