Best IVF treatment in Hyderabad at the Ziva fertilityy centres

IVF means in-vitro fertilisation. It is a process by which embryos are created after sperm and eggs are fused outside the body, and the seeds are placed into the uterus. And this will increase the chances of pregnancy.

Why do you need IVF treatment?

• If you have blocked or damaged fallopian tubes
• If you have premature ovarian failure
• If your partner has male infertility issues like oligozoospermia, teratozoospermia, or asthenozoospermia

What are the causes of infertility? 

• Low-sperm count
• Endometriosis
• Poor egg quality 
• Problems with ovulation 
• Genetic diseases of mother or father 
• An unexplained fertility problem
• PCOS

Preparation for IVF treatment 

• Before beginning treatment, a consent form is required to be signed by each couple.
• The treatment plan calls for a baseline ultrasound scan. Cysts may cause the cycle to last a little longer.
• After the baseline scan, the dosage of FSH is confirmed.
• A woman’s blood sample will be taken for hormone assessment to check if there are under-responsive or over-responsive hormones. 

Steps for IVF treatment 

• Stimulation 

After your baseline scans, injections stimulate your ovaries to develop multiple eggs.

• Egg retrieval 

The egg retrieval procedure happens just before ovulation when the eggs are released. Follicular aspiration is a surgical procedure to remove eggs from a woman’s body. The woman receives anaesthesia during this step to ease her pain. It might take 20 to 30 minutes to complete.

Under ultrasound guidance, the egg is removed aseptically through the vaginal route. After that, a tiny needle with a suction device is inserted into the vagina, ovary, and egg-containing follicle. The suction device is used to collect the eggs and any surrounding fluid.

• Insemination and fertilisation 

Semen is taken from the male partner for in-vitro fertilisation treatment. The process of combining sperm and egg is known as insemination. Fertilisation is creating the ideal conditions for the sperm to enter the egg.

An intracytoplasmic sperm injection will be chosen if the fertility specialist believes there are few chances of fertilisation. Healthy sperm will be directly injected into the mature egg during ICSI by a professional. Sperm density and mortality are crucial for a successful IVF cycle.

• Embryo culture 

The fertility experts then monitor the fertilised eggs kept in the incubator to ensure cell division and development. To keep up with the nutritional requirements for the growing embryos, culture media is changed regularly. When the source grows in the incubator, the fertility expert removes a small sample and tests it for genetic diseases. This test is known as a preimplantation genetic diagnosis or PGD.

• Embryo transfer 

The embryo transfer procedure is performed when the embryo is ready to be implanted. After egg extraction and fertilisation, it takes about 3-5 days for it to develop. The blastocyst stage is typically used for embryo transfer, which improves the likelihood of conception.

A thin tube called a catheter containing the embryo is inserted inside the vagina through the cervix and up into the womb. When the embryo gets implanted into the uterine wall and starts growing, a simple blood test will determine pregnancy after 10-12 days.