Advance fertility Treatments

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Advance FertilityTreatments
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• Blastocyst culture

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• Embryo transfer following IVF or ICSI took place
  two or three days after egg collection when the
  embryo contains around six to eight cells
• The word blastocyst refers to the stage that
  the human embryo reaches approximately five to
  six days after fertilisation. The blastocyst
  stage embryo typically has between 50 and 200
  cells
• Embryos can be cultured for five or six days. By
  this stage, the embryos have numerous cells
  (approximately 80 100) and start to form two
  distinct layers. The embryos are then known as
  blastocysts

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• Blastocyst culture media that mimic the changing
  environment of the reproductive tract and meet
  the unique requirements of the embryo. Culturing
  embryos in the laboratory to day five or six
  gives the embryos more opportunity to prove their
  developmental potential
• Some fertilized eggs may even arrest (stop
  developing) prior to day 5. This natural
  selection enables the embryologist to more
  accurately choose the best embryo for transfer
  which offers the most likely chance of pregnancy
  is 60 using Blastocyst where as 40 on Day 3
  embryo transfer
• The biggest advantage of the Blastocyst Culture
  and Transfer method is that it significantly
  reduces the risk of multiple pregnancies and
  implantation success rate is higher in this
  technique

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• Laser Assisted Hatching

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• LAH a technique to hatch the embryo
• An embryo breaks out of an eggshell called Zona
  Pellucida after which the embryo implants itself
  on to the uterine wall. In certain cases, the egg
  cannot hatch and implant
• LAH there is a technique that assists the embryo
  to hatch out and implant to the uterine lining
  thus increasing the chances of a successful
  pregnancy
• The procedure essentially involves, making a
  small hole in the shell or the outer tough layer
  with the help of a laser and this facilitates the
  embryo to come out of the zona pellucida. The LAH
  procedure is done while the embryos are in the
  lab and then implanted into the uterus

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Advantages
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Procedure
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• Ovarian Rejuvenation PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma )

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In Ovarian Rejuvenation PRP is directly injected
into a patient's ovaries with her
own platelet-rich plasma (PRP), infusing
the ovaries with proteins rich in growth factors
and stem-cell chemoattractant
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Advantages

• This treatment can also help women conceive a
  pregnancy if they are older or are experiencing
  menopause
• women with low egg reserves who are experiencing
  infertility

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• OOCYTE FREEZING

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Egg freezing, or oocyte cryopreservation, is a
process in which a woman's eggs (oocytes) are
extracted, frozen and stored as a method to
preserve reproductive potential in women of
reproductive age.
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Procedure
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Sperm FREEZING
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• Sperm freezing is the process of collecting,
  analyzing, freezing and storing a man's sperm.
  The samples are later used for fertility
  treatments or donated to other couples or
  individuals, including same-sex female partners.
  This overall process is known as cryopreservation 
  and is sometimes referred to as sperm banking.
• According to ART guidelines we can store sperms
  up to 10 years.

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Procedure
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FALLOPIAN TUBE CATHETERIZATION 
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FALLOPIAN TUBE CATHETERIZATION helps open a
woman's blocked fallopian tubes. This improves
chances of getting pregnant. When sperm meets an
egg in a fallopian tube, the egg is fertilized.
The fallopian tubes carry eggs from ovaries to
uterus (womb).

• INDICATIONS
• History of infertility due to tubal factor
• Tubal block diagnosed by HSG or laparoscopy

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Procedure

• FTC require both Hysteroscopy and laparoscopy
• Laparoscopy is performed by making a small
  incision on the abdomen. A long thin
  tube(telescope) with an attached camera is passed
  into the abdomen. The pelvic and abdominal
  organs are visualized.
• Hysteroscopy allows a surgeon the inside the
  uterine cavity. The tubal ostia(opening of the
  fallopian tube into the uterine cavity)is noted.
  A fine guidewire is passes into tubal ostia. This
  guidewire is carefully used to unforce the tube.
  A dye is passed into the fallopian tube to check
  where the fallopian tube is patent. This passage
  of dye can be observed through the laparoscope.

• Postoperative care
• Day care procedure
• Patient must avoid intercourse until the bleeding
  from vagina stops.
• Patient should avoid lifting of heavyweights for
  6 weeks.

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Surrogacy

• Surrogacy is an arrangement, often supported by a
  legal agreement, whereby a woman (the surrogate
  mother) agrees to bear a child for another person
  or persons, who will become the child's parent(s)
  after birth
• women who are medically unfit to carry the
  pregnancy or go through labor
• women who have Medical Problem with the uterus
• Couple who tried multiple assisted reproductive
  techniques
• Malformation of the womb
• Recurrent Miscarriages
• women who had undergone hysterectomy
  (hysterectomy is an operation to remove the
  uterus)

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