FAQ about infertility treatment are listed below
What are the different methods of infertility treatment?
How long is the treatment?
It depends on the method of individual treatment and during treatment. Treatment with fertility drugs can sometimes take several months before results are seen. If surgical correction is performed, in some cases, conception occurs soon after, while others may take several months. In assisted reproductive technology such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), egg fertilization occurs in a lab environment and embryo transplanted formed in the womb of the mother, where it grows like a baby. The whole procedure for an IVF cycle may take four to six weeks and it would take two weeks for symptoms of pregnancy to be seen (if IVF was successful).
What are the rates of infertility treatments for success?
The success rate depends on a number of factors such as the cause or causes of infertility underlying the age of the individual being treated, the treatment method, the experience of the treatment plant etc. On average, infertility treatments can have success rate of 25% per treatment cycle (one treatment cycle can last several days or weeks, depending on the method of treatment). Therefore, it can be repeated several times before achieving a successful pregnancy treatment cycle.
How to choose the right fertility clinic?
Research on factors such as the clinical success rate (defined certain clinical treatment success as achieving a successful pregnancy, while others define it as live births, ie, having a baby at home) The rate of clinical success in a particular method of treatment, the success rate in the treatment of a particular problem or a particular age group, the experience of the treatment plant, leave the clinic after clinic established etc. .
Are there any side effects of the treatments for infertility?
Possible side effects of infertility treatments are:
Multiple pregnancy (two or more fetuses), which can cause high blood pressure and diabetes in the mother, premature birth and babies with low birth weight
SHO or excessive stimulation of the ovaries (for fertility drugs)
Mood swings, anxiety and stress
Hot flashes
Infections or damage to the reproductive system
Ectopic pregnancy (a condition in which a fertilized egg to the fallopian tubes implanted in place of the uterus and begins to grow there)
Temporary blurred vision
Allergic reaction to a medication
Acne, weight gain and breast enlargement in men who use fertility drugs
There is a very low chance of birth defects in babies
Liver damage in rare cases
How to counteract the side effects of drugs against infertility?
Talk to your doctor or fertility specialist about the warning signs of serious side effects. If the treatment is personally comfortable with the treatment, it recommends / consult a fertility specialist. It may be possible to adjust the medication dose or switch to another drug. Also the tablets with food can help prevent stomach upset. Drink lots of water. If anxiety or depression, seek support from family, friends, counselors or infertility support groups. Be assured that the side effects are normal and do not last beyond the treatment.
Please see the link to the website listed in the last paragraph of this page to get answers to other questions:
How many treatments of infertility and how to finance them?
Is the treatment of infertility affects sexual life?
Are there any natural treatments for infertility? What can I do besides taking fertility drugs to increase my fertility?
What options are available if pregnancy can not be obtained after infertility treatment?
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