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The Implications of the IVF Cycle: Crucial Things to Know About IVF Treatment

by Jeremy Banks Evolutesix
Many women around the world are having difficulties to conceive due to various reasons. Infertility is a problem that many couples face, so some of them look for ways to make their dreams of becoming a parent come to reality.

Some of them seek for in vitro fertilization, or IVF for short, and other assisted reproductive technologies to overcome infertility. It's important that patients are treated by a well-trained physician in any in vitro fertilization clinic in Davao who is familiar with the procedure and all that is involved with it. An IVF physician's background will vary from one to the next, but the important part is that they are trained and experienced in performing the procedure of in vitro fertilization in Davao clinics, as well as any ancillary treatments and services that might go along with it.

Many women opt for IVF pregnancy as a means of finally having the beautiful baby they have always dreamed of, but they often jump into it without knowing what the full details of the procedure.
 

Read on for more information on the IVF cycle:


What happens in an IVF cycle?

  1. The woman's hormone production is temporarily switched off using medication, this enables the experts of in vitro fertilization in Davao clinics to control egg production and release. This is known as downregulation.

  2. The ovaries are stimulated with hormone injections to produce eggs. This is monitored using ultrasound scans.

  3. When the follicles reach the right size, and the uterus lining is of the correct thickness, the eggs are collected from the female.

  4. The eggs and sperm (produced by the partner on the day of egg collection) are placed together in a laboratory dish to allow fertilization and embryo growth to occur.

  5. The embryo is placed in the female's uterus – usually on the second, third or fifth day after egg collection when the fertilized egg has divided and contains two to eight cells. A day five transfer is known as blastocyst transfer.

Experts from renowned in vitro fertilization clinic in Davao estimate 10% of cycles being canceled before the planned egg collection because the response to stimulation is excessive and the risk of hyperstimulation syndrome (known as Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome, or OHSS) is substantial or because the response to ovarian stimulation is poor.

Indications for the Need of IVF Treatment:

·       Tubal damage
·       Bilateral salpingectomy (Both tubes have been surgically removed)
·       Endometriosis
·       Male infertility
·       Idiopathic infertility
·       Immunological infertility
·       Failure of IUI treatment


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