Patient's question:
My husband has a low sperm count, initially almost zero. After taking medication for some time, we preserved over 20 sperm in a cryopreservation. We prepared for a culture dish and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The results are still pending, and I don't know what will happen next. How does IVF implant an embryo into the uterus—is it through the fallopian tubes? Yesterday, I had a vaginal examination, and afterward, there was a bit of bleeding. I just want to know the specific process of culturing the dish! Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Based on your situation, in vitro fertilization typically involves artificially inseminating the selected sperm and eggs, and then implanting them into the uterus to give birth. The process of getting pregnant is the same as natural conception. I suggest you communicate more with your attending physician, undergo relevant tests at the appropriate time, and if the conditions are ripe, proceed with the implantation promptly. I wish you the best of luck! The above advice is for the question "My husband has a low sperm count, almost zero at first," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!