Normally, women can only release a mature egg a month, if you want to do IVF, then an egg is far from enough, an embryo can not guarantee the success rate of IVF, so it is necessary to enter the artificial induction cycle, so what is the IVF artificial cycle process?
Belai Fertility Center said that the IVF artificial cycle is to stimulate ovarian development through a series of ovulation induction drugs to promote the ovaries to produce multiple mature eggs, thereby increasing the chances of pregnancy of transferred embryos. Ovulation induction can improve the chances of IVF success rates by controlling hormones in the body so that multiple eggs are released during a menstrual cycle, rather than just one.
As a result, more embryos can be allocated for selection later. Because ovulation induction matures the egg that would otherwise be apopt, it will not cause harm to the egg, and it will not affect the development of the next menstrual cycle or the next batch of follicles.
What are the disadvantages of the IVF artificial cycle
Because of the use of a large number of ovulation induction drugs and cause the female ovaries to be stimulated in a short period of time, it is easy to cause various complications, such as ascites caused by ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, pleural fluid, etc., on the other hand, the artificial cycle requires the use of ovulation induction drugs, and these drugs account for half of the entire use, so its cost is relatively high; and after the failure of ivy in the artificial cycle, it is necessary to let the ovaries rest for 2-3 months and then carry out the next cycle of treatment.
What is the IVF artificial cycle process?
The flow of the artificial cycle begins with the use of drugs to simulate the state of the endometrium during natural conception, as well as the levels of the associated hormones. Then according to the menstrual cycle to arrange the time of vaginal ultrasound monitoring follicles, if there is a high-quality follicle, it will start continuous monitoring, combined with the content of certain hormones in the blood to judge the maturity of the follicles, and then use drugs such as HCG to promote ovulation if necessary. After ovulation, the embryo transfer can be arranged, and then the fetus is preserved by artificial injection of the luteum.