What to do if I can't have children

Babies are something that many families are looking forward to. Lively and cute babies can add more color and vitality to our families. If you are unable to have children, it will undoubtedly make everyone feel very disappointed and will add a lot of gloom to the family. In some cases, it may even affect the relationship between the couple, so a solution should be found as soon as possible. So, what should we do if we are unable to have children?

1. Do your best to treat it. Those that can be treated must be treated. Men should work hard to earn money and spend any amount of money to cure their wives! After all, having children of their own is definitely everyone's basic wish. Of course, you also need to check whether the inability to have children is due to your own reasons or your wife's reasons.

Second, if the treatment is not effective, don’t give up hope. After all, medicine is constantly improving. Just because a condition isn't treated well now doesn't mean it won't be treated well in the future. And, as long as you persist, miracles usually happen.

3. Don’t give up on your wife. Even if your wife really cannot have children, you should never divorce her because of this! If you do this, it is really cruel and you are not considered a man. Being unable to bear children is already painful for a woman. If you abandon her, how will she live in the future and with whom will she live? Moreover, if you abandon her now because she cannot bear children, does that mean that women can abandon you at any time in the future just because you are in trouble or have no money?

4. Adopt a child. We are all modern people, so we should be more open-minded. There are many people who don’t have their own children. Even if you have it, you will lose it when you encounter natural disasters or man-made disasters. Attitude is very important. The broader your heart is, the better the world will be. If your mentality is not good, no matter how many biological children you have, the world will still be dark.

Who is suitable for artificial insemination?

First of all, at least one side of the fallopian tube must be unobstructed, and artificial insemination is only suitable when the unobstructed ovary is ovulating. Artificial insemination is actually to select sperm and inject it into your uterine cavity, and then ovulate through B-ultrasound. After ovulation, sperm will be injected into you according to the ovulation situation. However, this requires the fallopian tube fimbria to naturally catch the egg, and it must be able to enter the fallopian tube. That is to say, the egg must be able to enter the fallopian tube naturally and have the possibility to meet the sperm. If the conditions of the fallopian tube are not good, the sperm and egg cannot meet.

In vitro fertilization is a series of techniques that use reproductive assisted technology to manipulate sperm, eggs and embryos in vitro and then send them into the human body to help infertile couples have children. It includes artificial insemination, fallopian tube gamete transfer and in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer. The pregnancy process of in vitro fertilization is the same as that of normal pregnancy.

To do in vitro fertilization, the first thing you need is that both fallopian tubes are blocked or the pelvic environment is not good. It is precisely because the fallopian tube is blocked, and the fallopian tube is the channel for the combination of sperm and egg, and it is precisely because this channel is blocked that the sperm and egg cannot meet. The only way is to take out the female's egg and then take out the male's sperm and combine them in vitro. In vitro fertilization is actually the process of sperm and egg combination completed in the laboratory, but once the sperm and egg are combined, to form a fertilized egg, the fertilized egg formation process is actually put together on the first day, and when you look at it again on the second day, it is a two-cell, and when you look at it on the third day, it is a four-cell, which grows exponentially. Under normal circumstances, it is implanted into the uterine cavity when it has eight cells. Therefore, the success rate of in vitro fertilization depends on many factors. One is the quality of the egg and the sperm, the quality of the sperm and egg combination, and the good environment of the uterus after implantation.