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ICSI VS IUI, which choice is right for you?
With the advancement of reproductive technology. This gives people who want to have children but are experiencing infertility problems more options. Therefore, consulting with an expert doctor to plan for having a child in an appropriate way is important in increasing the chance of success. The two most popular methods currently are IUI and ICSI.
IUI (Intra-Uterine Insemination)
It is the method that is closest to nature. This is done by injecting healthy, screened sperm into the uterus at or near the time of ovulation. The sperm will swim to fertilize the egg in the fallopian tube.
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IUI Who is it suitable for?
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- Spouse who is not too old
- The woman has at least one normal fallopian tube.
- The man has little sperm. Can't move well This makes it impossible to mix with eggs.
- Spouses who are unable to have sex due to injury or other problems, such as ejaculating too quickly
- Couples who still don't know the cause of infertility
ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)
It involves injecting healthy sperm into a healthy egg cell. To increase the chance of fertilization outside the body Then the embryos are raised in the laboratory until they are ready. It is then placed back into the woman's uterus. Or it can be called a form of in vitro fertilization.
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ICSI Who is it suitable for?
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- Couples who are unsuccessful in natural conception
- Spouses who want to be screened for genetic diseases using Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS)
- The woman has an abnormal fallopian tube that is narrowed or blocked.
- Female is over 35 years of age
- Men who are sterile or neutered
- The woman has abnormal ovulation
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