What is IVF?
IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) is a process where an egg is fertilized outside the body, and the resulting embryo is then transferred to the uterus.IVF can be a solution for various fertility issues, including blocked fallopian tubes.
Before starting in vitro fertilization, a complete examination of the patient and individual preparation are required. The stages of in vitro fertilization are:
- Ovarian stimulation.
- Follicle aspiration.
- Removal of eggs from follicular fluid, processing and preparation for fertilization.
- Selection of the best quality egg. ICSI - fertilization of eggs with the processed best spermatozoide.
- Embryo cultivation
- Transfer of the the 3rd days 8-cell embryo or the 5th day - blastocyst into the uterine cavity. If the transfer is postponed or we have remaining embryos, they are cryopreserved - stored.
- In the case of transfer of cryoembryo , after the patient's preparation period happens thawing of the embryos and transfer to the uterus
- 10days later after transfer we make blood test- betaHCG
