Artificial insemination success rate

Posted by scott1 on July 13th, 2018

10 conditions for the success of the artificial insemination process

Delayed pregnancy is one of the most important causes that important in our societies. The causes of it are pollution and eating foods high in fat and stress of daily life. In many cases the solution is artificial insemination.

Artificial insemination is a process to facilitate the procreation of the couple with several problems that impede this process. The insemination is performed under medical supervision.

The Consultant of Obstetrics and Gynecology provides some points that are recommended for attention during and after the IVF procedure, including:

1 - It should be borne in mind that the injection of sperm within the ovum twice during the ovulation period for women, because this trick helps in consistent pregnancy.

2 - The process of artificial insemination takes a simple time, ranging from 15 to 20 minutes maximum.

3 - One of the most important conditions of the operation that the woman must lay on her back for a day.

4. After the first day of the operation, a woman can practice her life normally.

5 - be sure where the process is done, because the lack of attention in the separation of bad sperm, women may feel uterine contractions and pains.

6- The doctor who carries out the insemination should confirm that the success rate depends on the age of the wife, her health status and the number of healthy sperm.

7- The success rate of pregnancy in artificial insemination ranges between 10-20% in the first stages.

8. You can perform a pregnancy test by analyzing the blood after two weeks of the procedure.

9 - In the absence of pregnancy, the couple has to re- insemination after 6 months and be sure from the size of the lining and thickness of the uterus and thickness.

10- The rate of success of artificial insemination is 50-60% if it repeated.

Conditions to be used for artificial insemination

- There is at least one fallopian tube (normal).

- Ovaries are able to function normally in terms of the growth of ovum.

- The semen characteristics are "reasonable" and should not be excellent, because semen can be treated so that sperm can be more able to fertilize the ovum.

Cases in which artificial insemination can be used in womb

- Cases of delayed pregnancy without reason (without a clear reason after the work of basic tests).

- Cases of endometriosis.

- Cases of weak ovulation.

- Weak semen: If the concentration of sperm is not too large or less movement.

- Cases of cervical secretion disorders affecting the ability of sperm to cross the cervix and rise to the uterus.

- Erectile dysfunction in which the man cannot release semen into the vagina.

What are the chances of success of this method?

Modern medical research has confirmed that, in order to increase the chances of success of this method, ovulation should be activated, ovum growth should be followed and injection of sperm treated in the womb in a suitable time. The pregnancy rate is about 18% in the single treatment cycle and about 40% if the age of women is less than 35 years. But if the sperm is injected into the uterus without the other elements of treatment, especially ovarian activation, the chances of success will be significantly reduced so that it may be useless.