Treatment process of the First IVF Center
The First IVF Center is a hospital specializing in assisted reproductive technology, providing help to couples who cannot conceive naturally due to infertility. The treatment process of the center has been carefully designed, including the following aspects:
1. Diagnosis and evaluation
Before starting IVF treatment, couples will go through a series of diagnostic and evaluation processes to determine whether they are suitable for the treatment. First of all, the doctor will conduct a detailed medical history inquiry and physical examination of the couple to understand their reproductive history and health status. Couples then undergo a series of laboratory tests, including blood and urine tests, to assess their fertility and physical condition. In addition, other examinations such as ultrasonic examination, bacterial culture and genetic disease screening may also be carried out.
Based on these diagnosis and evaluation results, doctors will develop personalized treatment plans, including the use of assisted reproductive technology, medication, surgery and other treatment methods.
2. Ovulation guidance and egg collection
In the cycle of IVF treatment, women usually need to conduct ovulation guidance. Doctors will choose appropriate drugs to promote the development of follicles and ovulation according to the woman's individual conditions. During this process, the doctor will regularly conduct ultrasonic examination and blood examination to monitor the size and number of follicles and determine the best time for ovulation.
Once the follicle has developed to an appropriate size, the doctor will arrange for egg collection. This process is usually carried out by ovarian puncture guided by transvaginal ultrasound. Doctors use long and thin needles to extract eggs from the ovary. This process is usually carried out in the operating room and local anesthesia is used.
3. Sperm treatment and embryo culture
The collected eggs will be fertilized in vitro with the man's sperm. Doctors will treat the sperm, extract high-quality sperm, and culture them with eggs. In the process of culture, doctors will provide appropriate culture medium and environment to promote the development of fertilized eggs.
Once the fertilized egg is formed, the doctor will evaluate its quality and select the embryo with the most development potential for transfer. This process is usually carried out after about 3-5 days of culture, and the doctor will place the embryo into the uterus through the vagina. In some cases, doctors may freeze the remaining embryos for future use.
4. Pregnancy monitoring and pregnancy results
After the embryo transfer, the woman will conduct pregnancy monitoring to determine whether the pregnancy is successful. Usually, doctors will have a blood test about two weeks after transplantation to check the level of progesterone in the blood. If the result is positive, the pregnancy is successful.
During pregnancy monitoring, doctors will regularly conduct blood tests and ultrasonic examinations to track the development of embryos and maternal health. Once the pregnancy is stable, the couple will be transferred to routine pregnancy monitoring.
Summary
The treatment process of the First IVF Center includes diagnosis and evaluation, ovulation guidance and egg collection, sperm processing and embryo culture, as well as pregnancy monitoring and pregnancy results. Through these carefully designed steps, many couples can achieve their fertility aspirations. However, everyone's situation is unique, and the therapeutic effect may vary from individual to individual. Therefore, it is very important for couples who need IVF treatment to have detailed consultation and discussion with doctors.
