Aura Fertility Center

14/03/2020

Implantation Failure
Biggest concern in IVF (in vitro-fertilization) is Implantation failure. Why the best of embryo fails to implant, to find a single reason is difficult but interaction at maternal interface is very complex and has a definite role. There can be problem at different levels such as Abnormal s***ms and eggs, mainly because of chromosomal abnormalities simply as a result of aging or some genetic alterations.
As a result of strong natural selection abnormal embryos are discarded which otherwise may have resulted in abnormal babies. Immunological interaction when embryo tries to attach to mother .A series of complex immunological activities may help the embryo acceptance or may cause rejection.

Abruption of growth of concepts due to sudden withdrawal of support as a result of hormonal imbalance or any infection may gain access. Chronic maternal diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, immunological pathologies like SLE, RA may itself create a hostile atmosphere for embryo growth. Endometrial lining plays a special role in acceptance and chronic infections like ge***al tuberculosis leaves adhesion or scarring in uterus and may not leave enough blood supply for embryos to attach.
Further every embryo is a nature one of its kind building block and any abnormality of growth may stop its development may result in miscarriage which may even get unnoticed if occurs before the date of expected me**es, in that case me**es may arrive at normal time or may be little delayed. These factors and many more unknown factors are the reason of averagely 33% implantation rate in humans.

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13/03/2020

ICSI Treatment (Intracytoplasmic S***m Injection)

ICSI is a technique in which a single s***m is directly injected into an egg to fertilize it and then the fertilized egg (embryo) is transferred to womb. It is one the most cost-effective and successful treatment for infertile men. This method is especially salutary for men who have low or zero s***m count. In case of zero s***m count or when the male partner is too uptight to ej*****te on the day of egg collection for IVF, the s***m is extracted either from testicles (using TESA) or epididymis (using PESA). Even if men have dysfunctional s***m which can’t fuse with the egg, ICSI comes in handy. A sharp and delicate needle is used to immobilize & pick up a s***m and it is injected into the cytoplasm of the egg, after which the needle is removed. The success rate of ICSI is significantly higher than IVF and the couples often opt for ICSI when the conventional IVF technique does not produce desired results for them. The success rate of ICSI is directly proportional to the age: the younger the patient is; the higher are the chances of success.

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11/03/2020

In Vitro fertilization (IVF)

In vitro fertilization (IVF) literally means ‘fertilization in glass,’ more simply explained as ‘test tube baby’. In the IVF process, eggs are removed from the ovaries of the female, at the same time s***ms are collected from the male partner. The eggs and s***ms collected are made to fertilize in the laboratory and the fertilized egg (embryo) is then implanted in the woman’s womb to make her conceive.
Aura fertility experts believe that age must not be a factor of consideration when going for IVF process as we get a lot of infertile couples between the age of 25 – 30 years who think that they are too young to go for IVF treatment and it’s a last resort without even knowing the statistical figures which clearly indicates that the success rate of IVF or any fertility procedure decreases with age.
This technique evolved in late 1970s and was mainly used for females having tubal blockage but with the advent of superior equipment and technology coupled with increase in complications faced by infertile couples
In vitro fertilization (IVF) literally means ‘fertilization in glass,’ more simply explained as ‘test tube baby’. In the IVF process, eggs are removed from the ovaries of the female, at the same time s***ms are collected from the male partner. The eggs and s***ms collected are made to fertilize in the laboratory and the fertilized egg (embryo) is then implanted in the woman’s womb to make her conceive.
Aura fertility experts believe that age must not be a factor of consideration when going for IVF process as we get a lot of infertile couples between the age of 25 – 30 years who think that they are too young to go for IVF treatment and it’s a last resort without even knowing the statistical figures which clearly indicates that the success rate of IVF or any fertility procedure decreases with age.
This technique evolved in late 1970s and was mainly used for females having tubal blockage but with the advent of superior equipment and technology coupled with increase in complications faced by infertile couples.

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14/02/2020