IVF may be an option if either you or your partner has been diagnosed with any of the following conditions which may contribute to infertility:
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During the process of IVF, fertilization of the eggs with sperm occur in a laboratory—“ in vitro”. Before fertilization, hormonal injections are administered for about 2 to 4 weeks to stimulate the follicles within the ovaries. Eggs are then collected and inseminated (IVF) or injected (ICSI) with the husband’s sperm in the laboratory. After fertilization, the embryos are incubated for 2-5 days before being replaced into the womb in a process called embryo transfer. A successful pregnancy can be confirmed 17 days later via a blood test. There are other procedures involved in IVF which are suitable for specific problems. Your doctor will advise you if any of the following are necessary for you:
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