Patient's question:
No children, want children.Doctor's answer:
Artificial insemination is a type of assisted reproductive technology, which is divided into two categories: artificial insemination with husband's sperm and artificial insemination with donor sperm. A prerequisite is that the woman's fallopian tubes must be patent and have normal ovulation. A series of tests need to be conducted before artificial insemination, such as: whether there are abnormalities in the reproductive tract, whether there are infectious diseases, whether there are immune antibodies present, blood type, chromosomes, and so on. Moreover, under current medical conditions, the success rate of this technology is not high, with a single attempt having a success rate of around 30%.