Tag: Reproductive Center

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Knowing these 7 points, taking eggs is more reassuring.

Before doing IVF, many women are afraid to take eggs. How is it done to take eggs? Is it painful? I hope the following answers can reassure everyone. How do you get eggs? The egg is taken under the observation of B-ultrasound and through vaginal puncture. In fact, the overall feeling is similar to that of B-ultrasound. The specific steps are as follows: Injection first, hCG;; Wait again, about 33 hours; Under the guidance of B-ultrasound, doctors operate the oocyte extraction needle to enter the ovary through vagina, puncture large follicles, and suck out oocytes, granulosa cells and follicular fluid. Is it painful to retrieve eggs? It is generally not painful. Under normal circumstances, women with a large number of Read More …

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How to do the examination if you can’t have a child? Just read this one

Nowadays, having children is definitely a technical job, because there are many couples who are troubled by infertility. According to statistics, one in every eight couples in our country is infertile. Once you suspect infertility, you have to go through a long and arduous diagnosis and treatment process. However, don’t be too anxious, let’s first see how to do the examination. Successful pregnancy requires three factors In short, to successfully conceive a child, three elements are needed: Good seeds, good passages, plus good soil. Seeds include eggs and sperm, Any reason that affects the development of sperm and egg, Or affect their release, It is equivalent to having no good seeds. Nor can it be sown smoothly, Cause you can’t Read More …

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What do you think of the semen test form? Professional doctors will teach you

We all know that giving birth to children is a joint task for both men and women, so when couples who cannot conceive children arrive at the hospital, they will first check from the man. If the man wants to have an examination, the most basic and important thing is semen examination. However, there are too many data on semen test results. Which items should we focus on? Let’s take a look at it together. There are four aspects to be checked in semen examination. There are many items for semen analysis, mainly including four aspects: 1. Characteristics of seminal plasma For example, semen volume, pH value, semen liquefaction time, semen leukocytes, etc. These characteristics will affect the survival ability Read More …

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Is it really possible to have a test-tube baby like Andy Lau when he is over half a century old?

Recently, there have been many good news from older stars. For example, Andy Lau, 54, and Zhu Liqian, 50, successfully gave birth to a second child through several years of regular artificial pregnancy. The 45-year-old actress Zhang Ting also said that she had suffered from infertility and had only two children after 10 IVF sessions. In fact, there are indeed many older women among the beneficiaries of IVF technology, so can we really work or live at ease and wait until we are 45 or even 50 years old before giving birth through IVF? The older the age, the lower the success rate of IVF. Younger women ovulate once a month, but as they get older, ovulation will become more Read More …

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[You can’t drink milk on an empty stomach]… Are all these things about milk true?

Canteen gentleman and everyone said many times to drink milk every day, it is best to drink enough 300 mL. However, even such a harmless, nutritious and delicious food for human beings and animals, there are also various rumors. Many people left messages backstage to check with canteen gentleman. Therefore, the canteen manager decided to catch all these rumors and let everyone [drink milk] [choose milk] have no worries from now on. Rumor 1: Milk Causes Cancer Although it is already an old rumor, this alarmist statement will still spread among friends from time to time. Legend has it that tyrosine and IGF-1 (insulin-like growth factor) in milk have strong carcinogenicity. This is a typical rumor caused by misreading and Read More …

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Worried about infertility? Simple six-step self-test

At present, there are not a few people who have difficulty getting pregnant, and more and more people go to hospitals to see infertility, but there are two kinds of patients who are more troublesome: One is to be nervous, comparing the search results on the Internet to give oneself [find] the disease; The other is negligence, thinking that he is still young and it is really difficult to conceive before coming to the hospital. In fact, it is always good to see a doctor in time when problems are found. However, there are still some ways to judge whether it is [infertility]. Next, let’s look at the [six-step self-examination method] of infertility. Step 1: Look at the time According Read More …

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Do you want to have a child or not? We must not overlook [tuberculosis]

When a woman suffering from infertility sees a doctor, the doctor may suggest a PPD to check for [tuberculosis]. Many people will wonder, isn’t tuberculosis growing in the lungs, why do you have to check tuberculosis even if you can’t have a child? The PPD test is to find Mycobacterium tuberculosis. PPD test is also called tuberculin test, which is a diagnosis of tuberculosis. Tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease caused by tuberculosis bacilli invading the human body. The most common is tuberculosis, which occurs in other organs outside the lung and is collectively referred to as [extrapulmonary tuberculosis]. Reproductive organs can also [get tuberculosis] When Mycobacterium tuberculosis invades female reproductive organs such as fallopian tubes, endometrium, ovaries, pelvic peritoneum Read More …

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Some people who cannot conceive children are diagnosed as [semen does not liquefy]. What is going on?

Pregnancy is the result of the joint efforts of men and women. For men, the health of semen directly affects the success rate of pregnancy. However, many couples who are not pregnant smoothly are in trouble with [semen does not liquefy]. Is there a what problem with this semen? Normal semen will [liquefy] Under normal circumstances, semen will undergo these changes: The newly ejected semen is liquid and easy to flow. Then it becomes sticky in a short period of time, like jelly or gel, and is not easy to flow. After about 10-30 minutes, semen will become like [water] again and flow easily. This process is semen liquefaction. Liquefaction of semen can help sperm motility. The semen liquefaction process Read More …

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Are IVF-born children worse than normal-born children?

[Is IVF worse than normal children? This is the concern of many infertile couples. In fact, this worry is unnecessary. At present, it seems that children born through IVF technology are no different from normal children as long as TA is born healthy. The world’s first test-tube baby The IVF technology was first used in 1978 by Professor Robert Edwards of Cambridge University in England. After nearly 38 years of development, the assisted reproductive technology is maturing, and the first [IVF] and their children are living happily. Louise held the child in her arms with Professor Robert Edwards and her mother. The world’s first test-tube baby was British Lois Brown, who worked, married and gave birth to a boy in Read More …

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Is there any difference between the first, second and third generations of IVF? Is the third generation the best?

Patients who visit reproductive centers often take the initiative to say to doctors: I don’t want to be a first-generation IVF, I want second-generation, third-generation. Many people think that the number of [generations] of IVF is just like that of mobile phones. The second generation is more advanced than the first generation, and those who come out later are better than those who come out earlier. In fact, this is not the case. The [first] [second] [third] generation of IVF is only a popular term. The real difference between them is [applicable to different situations]. First generation IVF The male semen is specially treated, and then the sperm and egg are placed in the laboratory culture medium so that they Read More …