In Vitro Fertilization Treatment

Are you ready to be a mother? Being a mother is the right of every woman. The success of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment is high in the treatment of patients who cannot conceive through normal means.

              In vitro fertilization treatment (IVF) covers the treatment process that ensures fertilization by collecting eggs, which are female reproductive cells, and sperm, which are male reproductive cells, and bringing them together in a laboratory environment outside the body.

IVF treatment consists of three stages: preparation of eggs, egg collection and fertilization, and embryo transfer.

              For the preparation of eggs, two parallel hormone treatments are applied, which ensure egg development and prevent early ovulation. Ultrasound and blood tests are performed at regular intervals to monitor the response of the ovaries to this treatment. With ultrasound, the follicles (eggs) developing in the ovaries are measured in number and size. The matured eggs are collected with the help of transvaginal ultrasound after they are cracked with a fracturing needle.

              Egg collection is done under general anesthesia because it is painful. It can also be performed under sedation or local anesthesia. The process takes about 10-15 minutes. These collected eggs are fertilized in the laboratory with sperm taken from the male. Fertilized eggs are left to develop in a temperature and atmosphere controlled culture environment in the laboratory for 2-3 days.

              One or two of the well-developed embryos are selected and placed back into the uterus, which is called embryo transfer. Embryo transfer is done with the help of a catheter on the gynecological examination table. Rarely anesthesia and sedation are required. It is aimed that the embryos attach to the intrauterine wall (endometrium) and create pregnancy. The day of the transfer is decided by evaluating many factors such as the age of the woman, the treatment history, the number and quality of the embryos.

              After the embryo transfer process, 12 days are expected until the day of the pregnancy test. The success rate of the first IVF attempt between the ages of 20 and 30 is around 65-70%. Between the ages of 30-35, the chance of success is 50%. As the age increases, the chance of success of IVF treatment decreases.

              If you are considering IVF treatment, you can contact us for detailed evaluation and the healthiest solutions.

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