What is the third generation IVF egg retrieval
Three generation IVF egg retrieval is an assisted reproductive technology, which is used to help infertile couples realize their reproductive dreams. It takes out female eggs and male sperm to fertilize them in vitro in the laboratory, then cultivates the fertilized eggs into embryos, and finally implants the embryos into the mother to achieve pregnancy.
The emergence of this technology has brought hope to couples who are unable to conceive naturally due to physiological reasons.
The process of taking eggs from three generations of test tube babies
The process of three generations of IVF oocyte retrieval usually goes through three stages: ovulation regulation, oocyte retrieval and fertilization.
Ovulation regulation is to control the time and quantity of ovulation by adding or adjusting hormones to female patients, so as to obtain eggs at an appropriate time.
Egg retrieval is usually carried out within 14 days after ovulation regulation. In this process, doctors will use ultrasound technology to guide the targeted extraction of eggs. This process usually needs to be carried out in the operating room, and patients will be under local anesthesia.
After taking the eggs, the doctor prepares the female eggs and the male sperm in the laboratory, and fertilizes the eggs through in vitro fertilization. Subsequently, the fertilized eggs will be cultured in the laboratory until they reach a certain stage of development, and then select a suitable embryo to implant into the female uterus.
Precautions for egg retrieval of third generation IVF
Although the third generation IVF egg retrieval is an advanced technology, there are also some potential risks and problems that need attention.
First of all, egg retrieval surgery may lead to trauma and infection risks, so disinfection and anti infection measures before and after surgery are very important.
Secondly, during egg retrieval, women may have slight abdominal pain, bleeding or discomfort, but these symptoms usually relieve themselves within a few days.
In addition, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) may be caused after ovum retrieval, whose symptoms include abdominal distension, abdominal pain and dyspnea. This situation may require further treatment and monitoring by doctors.
In addition, patients also need to closely cooperate with doctors to complete various inspections and guidance within the cycle, especially injecting drugs on time and going to the hospital for inspection. Ensure that the operation is carried out according to the doctor's instructions, which can improve the probability of successful egg retrieval.
Summary
The third generation IVF egg retrieval is an advanced assisted reproductive technology. Pregnancy is achieved by taking out female eggs and fertilizing male sperm in vitro in the laboratory, and implanting the fertilized eggs into the mother.
Three generations of IVF oocyte retrieval roughly experienced three stages: ovulation regulation, oocyte retrieval and fertilization. In the process of egg retrieval, attention should be paid to preventing infection, dealing with related discomfort and possible complications.
In order to improve the success rate, patients also need to follow the doctor's guidance for drug injection and periodic inspection, and closely cooperate with the doctor's work.
Three generations of IVF egg retrieval has brought hope for those couples who are unable to conceive naturally due to physiological reasons, but at the same time, patients need to fully understand the operation process and potential risks, and carry out under the guidance of doctors.
