IVF - Discover New Advancements That Is Safer and More Comfortable

If you have tried to have a baby for over a year with no luck, it can be very frustrating, depressing, and the idea of not having their own children is always in the back of your mind.

If you never think it will happen on its own, then it might be time to consider other procedures such as in vitro fertilization (IVF) to help with your pregnancy.

What is IVF?

IVF is a method of stimulating ovulation various methods to produce viable eggs with a greater chance of being fertilized by sperm partners.

Eggs and sperm are made of men and women and put together in a laboratory. With different handling techniques, the goal is to fertilize the egg and sperm.

Everything is done in the laboratory, and the egg or eggs are fertilized, they are allowed to grow for 3 to 5 days. If after this time are still viable, egg development or eggs are transferred to the woman with the hope that the development of the embryo from attaching to the uterine wall and pregnancy can officially begin.

What type of IVF procedures are available?

• Traditional IVF

This type of IVF is the most widely used worldwide.

The IVF procedure uses many oral medications for fertility and injections that stimulate the ovaries to produce more eggs that could be possible by cycle. Each egg is intended to stimulate.

This is necessary because all the eggs are not viable. The goal is to finish 3-5 eggs that are good enough after IVF laboratory growth to be placed in the uterus to achieve pregnancy.

The disadvantages of this type are the number of IVF fertility drugs used and the discomfort and pain of injection drugs. Also the possibility of multiple births can occur which may put babies and mothers at risk during and after pregnancy, and the likelihood of having twins and triplets undesirable.

• Natural cycle