Conditions for artificial insemination

Artificial insemination is usually chosen as a method of conception when a couple has some problems and cannot conceive normally. In fact, with the development of medical technology, more and more couples have chosen artificial insemination to help themselves solve the problem of infertility. So this is a great contribution to people. Do you know what conditions are needed for artificial insemination?

Although medical technology is advanced now, even artificial insemination requires both husband and wife to meet certain conditions, and physical conditioning issues should also be taken seriously. Now let's take a look at some issues we need to pay attention to during artificial insemination.

First of all, infertile women who undergo artificial insemination need to undergo a detailed gynecological examination to check whether their internal and external genitalia are normal, whether the endometrial biopsy gland secretions are good, whether the bilateral fallopian tubes are unobstructed, etc. If all these are normal, they are qualified to undergo artificial insemination. Then you need to estimate the day of ovulation to choose the best time for insemination. Commonly used methods for estimating the ovulation date include measuring basal body temperature, cervical mucus (usually appears 4-5 days before ovulation), or continuously measuring the peak level of urinary luteinizing hormone close to the ovulation day, or continuous vaginal ultrasound examinations.

Before the woman's estimated ovulation period, the sperm donor or the husband masturbates to extract semen, which needs to be tested. If the results show that the semen density and activity are normal, wait for the semen to liquefy and then use a syringe or catheter to inject the semen into the vagina, around the cervix and into the cervical canal. The woman should rest in bed for 2-3 hours to prevent semen from being discharged.

Each woman can undergo artificial insemination three times in a menstrual cycle, starting three days before ovulation. If calculated by hours, it means once 72 hours, 24 hours before ovulation, and 24 hours after ovulation. If conception fails in one menstrual cycle, several cycles can be performed in succession. If necessary, drugs can be used to induce ovulation and adjust the ovulation period to increase the pregnancy rate. The success or failure of artificial insemination is generally determined by 12 cycles.

(1) The mother-child blood type is incompatible and a newborn cannot be born alive. (2) The man and/or his family have a serious genetic disease that makes reproduction unsuitable. (3) Azoospermia, severe oligospermia, asthenospermia and teratospermia. Infertility experts point out that there are two types of artificial insemination: artificial insemination between spouses and artificial insemination between non-spouses. If the male has sexual organ abnormalities, such as short penis, hypospadias, impotence, premature ejaculation, etc., or the female has cervical stenosis, unexplained infertility, etc., artificial insemination can be used between spouses.

The above is an introduction to some issues that need to be paid attention to in artificial insemination. In fact, infertility will seriously affect the happiness and well-being of a family. Therefore, artificial insemination can effectively help us solve this problem and improve the lives of couples.