What is assisted insemination?
asstersed insemination is also called artificial insemination or intrauterine insemination; It is a technique that women can use to become pregnant. Less invasive than some other forms of fertility treatment, assisted insemination involves the placement of sperm directly into the uterus, so they do not have to travel around the vagina and cervix. This technique is suitable for women who have healthy eggs but suffer from health problems such as blocking in a reproductive tract that stop sperm or for women who require donor sperm. Some patients may also receive medicines to improve the sensitivity of eggs and uterus before the assisted insemination.
A number of health problems can interfere with fertility, but many can be cured or bypassed. For example, a woman may have a cervix damaged by scarring to a point where the passage of sperm is being hindered. Other physical problems could prevent her from entering the complete penetration of sex, preventing her partiner sperm from entering the uterus. By themWhich pairs may not be able to determine specific problems with fertility and assisted insemination can potentially help in the production of pregnancy. In addition to medical problems, a woman who is free or homosexual may be used for pregnancy to use donor sperm; In this situation, sexual intercourse is generally not a suitable option.
sperm collection is a necessary first step in the procedures of assisted insemination. Sperm can be collected from a partner or donor; It is subject to preparatory washing and cleaning in the laboratory before it is ready for use. Often a woman does not have to take any medication to change her natural fertility, but some patients take medicines like hormones to increase fertility in advance. With all assisted insemination procedures, however, sperm inseminated to the patient at the time of ovulation, what is the point in the female cycle when the eggs are released, ready for fertilization.
usually is thinA flexible tube inserted through the female vagina and into the uterus. This procedure is usually similar to the cervix procedure, using the speculum to hold the cervical walls open for comfortable and accurate insertion. The sperm is injected into the uterus; From there it can potentially travel to meet and fertilize the egg. This technique can be successful in producing pregnancy when healthy eggs and sperm are present, but not suitable for low -quality sperm quality.