Patient's question:
Medical history: My physical condition is good, but the sperm I discharge are dead sperm. Treatment history and effectiveness: I have been treated in major hospitals. What kind of help do you want: Please ask what conditions are required for implantation of test-tube babies?Doctor's answer:
1. The conditions required for women undergoing IVF: To improve the success rate of the IVF transfer process, women need to undergo pre-procedure physical examinations to ensure they meet the relevant physical condition factors before proceeding. The examinations required for women include: ultrasound (uterus, adnexa), vaginal discharge examination, blood tests (chromosome analysis, anti-sperm antibodies, anti-cardiolipin antibodies, urinalysis, complete blood count, blood type, coagulation tests, biochemistry, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis-specific antibodies, HIV antibodies).2. The physical conditions required for men undergoing IVF: The quality of the male partner's sperm is a very important factor in determining the success of the IVF transfer surgery. If the sperm has low viability, IVF will not be effective. The examinations required for men include: blood tests (chromosome examination, anti-sperm antibodies, urinalysis, complete blood count, blood type, biochemistry, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis-specific antibodies, HIV antibodies). If the male has asthenozoospermia, a Y-chromosome microdeletion test is required.
3. Legal document requirements for IVF: One of the conditions for undergoing IVF is legality. Infertile couples need to possess a marriage certificate, couple ID cards, and a birth planning certificate as evidence for effective registration before proceeding with IVF.