Fertility problems is a sensitive issue for couples who have not children yet. Even some cases lead to divorce because of the problems. If you or your marriage mate are having fertility problems, don’t be discouraged because in many cases it can be treated with various therapies and treatments with modern technology. Any therapy can be done by married couples to solving infertility problem?
Infertility Problems
For women, infertility due to failure of release of eggs or ovaries can’t produce mature eggs. Thus ovulation does not occur so that the egg does not enter the fallopian tubes which can not cause conception. This condition is known as ovulation disorder. Other causes are closed or blocked fallopian tubes or oviducts. Or the presence of endometriosis or cysts are often known as the growth of uterine lining tissue outside the uterus.
As for men, infertility is often due to lack of sperm production in sperm sac. Even if no sperm production, but so few that when entered into the vagina, there is no sperm that successfully fertilize an egg.
Vitro
One method to overcome infertility or infertility is IVF. IVF was first successfully performed on a baby girl named Louise Joy Brown in the UK on July 25, 1978. The process is done by taking an egg from the mother’s ovary together with the father's sperm in a liquid medium in laboratory glassware. Then the egg is fertilized in the laboratory. After the egg is fertilized, about two and a half days later, the egg has divided into eight cells are very small. Then inserted into the uterus to develop normally into a baby. Since then, various therapies and technologies developed to overcome fertility problems in both men and women.
IVF is done by a process known as in vitro fertilization (IVF). IVF is a momentum for development and subsequent therapy for the treatment of auxiliary reproductive technologies or assisted reproductive technology (ART). ART includes a variety of treatments for fertility problems. Including eggs from another woman and fertilized to develop in the uterus of a else woman. 1994 in Italy, a 62-year-old woman who had not eggs give birth to a baby from another woman's egg is fertilized with the sperm of her husband. So many methods that can be done to overcome fertility problems.
Various treatment techniques for Infertility Problems
There are several types of treatments for fertility problems for both men and women. In addition to IVF, the following treatments have also been through a series of research process and its success rate is quite satisfactory for couples who have fertility problems.
But before you use one method of treatment of fertility problems, you should make a thorough research first and discuss both the medical experts as well as to religious leaders. Some religious groups consider some kind of method of in vitro fertilization and artificial insemination, including violation of religious law. This is particularly so if the conception or development of babies in the uterus of the mother instead of giving the egg or not to use sperm from the husband himself. In other words, for some religious groups, if it involves a third party either as donors or the media conception lawful husband or wife, it was a breach of religious law. Because it is a matter of choosing this treatment is a personal decision of each couple and need to be discussed in depth.
Before deciding to choose the type of treatment techniques for infertility issues, you should ask more of the medical experts who deal with your problems. Ask what are the disadvantages and advantages of each technique for you and your partner. And ask the various risks that could happen to you and your partner. Several types of treatment techniques for infertility problems who have high success rates of these are:
1. Artificial Insemination
Artificial insemination (AI) is done by inserting the sperm from the male into the female reproductive organ without the sex or not naturally. The sperm is taken with certain tools of a husband and injected into the wife’s uterus resulting fertilization and pregnancy. Usually the doctor will recommend artificial insemination as a first step before applying any therapy or treatment of other types.
2. GIFT (Gamete intrafallopian transfer)
GIFT which stands for Gamete intrafallopian transfer is a technique that was introduced since 1984. The goal is to create a pregnancy. The process is done by taking an egg from the ovary then matched with male sperm cells that have been cleaned. By using a tool called a laparoscope, the egg and sperm are brought into contact is inserted into the fallopian tubes of women through a small incision in the abdomen through laparoscopic surgery. So expect the direct fertilization and pregnancy.
3. IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)
IVF or In Vitro Fertilization also called IVF procedure. At first the woman's eggs and sperm are fertilized in the media fertilization outside the female body. Then after fertilization, a result which was inserted into the embryo in the uterus through the cervix.
4. ZIFT (Zygote intrafallopian transfer)
ZIFT or Zygote intrafallopian transfer is a technique that has been fertilized egg cell. This process is done by collecting eggs from a woman's ovary and fertilized outside her body. Then after the egg is fertilized, put back into the fallopian tubes or tubes through abdominal surgery with laparoscopic surgery. This technique is a combination of IVF and GIFT techniques.
5. ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)
ICSI or Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection is done by inserting a sperm cell directly into an egg cell. With this technique, the less active sperm cells do not mature and can be used to fertilize the egg.
So you do not have to worry if your partner is experiencing infertility problems, because everything can be solved by a variety of modern technologies available today.
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