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Steps in IVF

Five Steps Involved in IVF:<br>u2713 Stimulation<br>u2713 Egg Retrieval<br>u2713 Insemination<br>u2713 Embryo Culture<br>u2713 Transfer<br>

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Steps in IVF

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  1. Steps in IVF Five Steps Involved in IVF Stimulation A woman normally produces one egg during each menstrual cycle. However, IVF requires multiple eggs. Using multiple eggs increases the chances of developing a viable embryo. 01 Egg Retrieval Your doctor will use an ultrasound wand to guide a needle through your vagina, into your ovary, and into an egg-containing follicle. The needle will suction eggs and fluid out of each follicle. 02 Insemination The male partner will now need to give a semen sample. A technician will mix the sperm with the eggs in a petri dish. If that doesn’t produce embryos, your doctor may decide to use ICSI. 03 Embryo Culture Your doctor will monitor the fertilized eggs to ensure that they’re dividing and developing. The embryos may undergo testing for genetic conditions at this time. 04 Transfer Normally occurs three to five days after fertilization. Implantation involves inserting a thin tube called a catheter inserted into your vagina, past your cervix, and into your uterus. Your doctor then releases the embryo into your uterus. 05 Visit Here For More Information: WWW.MEDIWORLDFERTILITY.COM

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