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Egg retrieval procedure is a miner surgery. During this surgery anesthesia is given to the patient. In this procedure ultrasound probes enter the vagina. That tube has long and thin needles which go through the wall of vagina and take follicles. When eggs are taken and anesthesia loses its effect, the patient may feel a bit of discomfort.
It is just a part of IVF treatment in which doctors collect female eggs. After collecting eggs further procedure starts of the treatment to treat the patient. IVF treatment is a process of multiple steps. You just have to trust your doctor during the procedure.
There are several choices if women’s eggs cannot produce results. One can choose the treatment options according to their infertility condition and personal preference. If producing healthy eggs is not possible, the woman can seek the option to go for the donor ( a healthy woman who can give her healthy eggs for the conceiving). After receiving healthy eggs from the other women, doctors will perform IVF surgery with their partner’s sperm.
If the quality and quantity of the eggs is the major problem in the woman’s pregnancy, then she can opt for egg donation. The fertilisation of the fertile lady and the woman’s partner (who cannot produce healthy eggs) is done in the closed lab since this technique is no less than any revolution for a woman who cannot complete her family.
The In Vitro Fertilisation and Intracytoplasmic sperm injection are two assisted reproduction technology methods used to treat infertility. IVF is used to treat female infertility whereas ICSI is used to treat infertility inside males.
In ICSI, you inject the selected sperm directly into the cell. In IVF, the cell and sperm are left inside a laboratory dish to fertilise themselves. ICSI is only opted if the male has a low sperm count, an abnormally shaped sperm, or if they want to clinically collect the sperm. This therapy is rarely done whereas IVF is the most common method opted for childbirth.
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