Patient's question:
If it is fallopian tube blockage, then the next question is, what if the doctor suggests artificial insemination? If within the scope of Foshan City, Guangdong Province, which hospital is the best?Doctor's answer:
If it is severe, artificial insemination needs to be done. In vitro fertilization and embryo transfer (IVF-ET) is what we commonly refer to as "test-tube baby" technology. Many people ask, "Is a test-tube baby a child that grows in a test tube?" In fact, not at all. As the name suggests, the test-tube baby technology is an assisted reproductive technology that uses artificial methods to complete fertilization of sperm and eggs in vitro, and then transfer the formed early embryo back into the mother's body. For example, a patient with blocked fallopian tubes cannot meet and fertilize eggs in the fallopian tubes. After ovulation induction, eggs are retrieved from the ovaries via vaginal ultrasound and placed in a culture dish. The husband's semen is then collected and processed before being added. It is placed in a culture incubator for 16–18 hours to allow natural fertilization. Once the embryo develops to 4–8 cells, it is transplanted into the mother's uterus. If pregnancy occurs around 14 days, the child will grow in the mother's uterus, just like a normal child. They are all the of the parents, merely spending 3–4 days in vitro.