Trouble conceiving - In Vitro Fertilization

One of the ways in which a couple who have been diagnosed with problems conceiving can do conceive, is undergoing medical procedures that use assisted reproductive technology (ART known by its acronym in English).

Within the assisted reproductive technology procedures, in vitro fertilization is the most common. This treatment is used when there are in women, ovulation problems caused by irregular cycles, where the fallopian tubes are blocked, and so on. And when there are problems in men, low sperm quality for instance.

Assisted reproductive technology is a slightly more complex procedure consisting of several phases, but in general the steps are: First the eggs are surgically removed from the woman, then combined with the male sperm in the laboratory to after implantation, and fertilized in a woman again. What is sought in the laboratory is that the eggs are fertilized as they would do naturally, for this is that they come in contact with a suitable concentration of sperm that will be responsible for making the whole process.

This procedure is painless, low risk and has an average of 28% to 35% chance of success. But it varies according to ages and levels of fertility of couples in treatment.

One of the disadvantages that this type of treatment for problems conceiving, you may have is the high percentage of having a multiple pregnancy; submit an ectopic pregnancy and ovarian hyperstimulation spontaneous abortions, although these latter are given in a very low percentage. In addition, the high cost often makes it impossible or at best, only be treated once and wait for a positive outcome to the first (and only) attempt.

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