Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
The difference between artificial insemination and IVF is: Artificial insemination requires normal fertility conditions: the woman's fallopian tubes must be unobstructed, ovulation must be normal, and the uterus must be normal. The male's sperm quality should not be too poor; if it is too poor, it is recommended to use the second-generation single sperm injection IVF technology for assisted reproduction. IVF technology is suitable for almost all infertile and subfertile patients, except those without a uterus, as well as those with severe infectious diseases and genetic diseases. In IVF, ovulation is induced, and the woman's eggs are minimally invasively retrieved from the ovaries to the vagina. The eggs are then cultured in vitro to form zygotes, which are further cultured to become 6-8 cell embryos. These embryos are then implanted into the woman's uterine cavity. Pregnancy can be determined in 14 days.