IVF treatment of HRC
HRC provides services such as IVF, ICSI, blastocyst transfer and embryo freezing. Its IVF program page describes the transvaginal ultrasound-guided egg retrieval, laboratory fertilization culture, and transfer procedures.
IVF (in vitro fertilization) fertilizes the retrieved eggs and sperm in the laboratory, culture them into embryos, and then move them into the uterus. It can be used for fallopian tube factors, some male factors and other conditions that are suitable for assisted reproduction as assessed by a doctor.
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| Assessment | Information such as medical history, ovarian reserve, ultrasound and semen examination are used to formulate the plan. |
| Drainage promotion and monitoring | Medications promote follicle development, and ultrasound and hormone testing are used to observe the response. |
| Egg retrieval and fertilization | Transvaginal ultrasound guides egg retrieval; conventional IVF allows sperm and eggs to be cultured together, while ICSI injects a single sperm into a mature egg. |
| Embryo culture | The embryos develop in the incubator, and the laboratory records fertilization and subsequent development. |
| Transfer or preservation | Transplantable embryos are transferred or cryopreserved according to the plan; whether to perform testing and the time of transfer are decided by the clinical team. |
The connection from doctor to laboratory
- Initial consultation: sorting out past examination and treatment records, confirming the doctor and communication language.
- Monitoring and operation: Check the location of examination, egg retrieval and anesthesia, and understand the preparation and accompanying requirements.
- Fertilization and culture: Confirm the fertilization method, when the laboratory results will be notified, and who is responsible for interpretation.
- Transfer and follow-up: discuss whether to transfer in stages, as well as cryopreservation, pregnancy test and follow-up review.
The doctor information and clinic locations information disclosed by HRC are not equal to fixed schedules; the specific arrangements for a certain period are subject to confirmation by the hospital.
Obtain cost estimates corresponding to personal plans
The hospital can be asked to separately list the scope of medication, monitoring, egg retrieval, anesthesia, fertilization culture, detection, transfer and preservation. If the plan is adjusted or the cycle is canceled, you should understand the settlement rules before making payment.