Patient's question:
I need to have in vitro fertilization, but the time is very limited. I don't know how long it takes to complete in vitro fertilization the fastest? The kind of help I care about: seeking explanationDoctor's answer:
Go for in vitro fertilization. Before undergoing in vitro fertilization, it is necessary to improve the relevant tests. Additionally, a hysteroscopy needs to be performed to examine the condition of the endometrium, and ovulation induction treatment should be administered to monitor the development of follicles. This process is quite complicated and time-consuming. It generally takes three months to a year. In vitro fertilization does not guarantee success on the first attempt. If time is not sufficient, it is best to have it done domestically. The success rate of in vitro fertilization in China is also very high.