Patient's question:
I got married to my husband for 2 years without having children and went to Yibin Second People's Hospital for a check-up. He has no sperm and has a hidden testicle on the right side.Doctor's answer:
Oocyte cytoplasmic transfer technology is primarily suitable for women who still have ovulation function but have poor oocyte quality and vitality due to poor health conditions or advanced age. It involves using microscopic technology to replace the cytoplasm within the patient's oocytes with that of a healthy female, aiming to enhance oocyte vitality and improve the success rate of in vitro fertilization. The oocytes after cytoplasmic transfer are then fertilized with the husband's sperm in vitro, and after developing into zygotes, they are implanted into the uterus of a healthy female.