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Who is “ICSI” suitable for?​

5 risk groups suitable for ICSI

ICSI (ICSI - Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) ​

It is an additional innovation from in vitro fertilization (IVF) and has similar procedures. It's different from in vitro fertilization. Several sperm are fertilized with egg cells in a culture dish. Wait until the sperm swims in to naturally mix with the egg cell, but ICSI will select only one healthy sperm. and use a small diameter glass needle. egg shell piercing and inject the germ directly into the egg cell.

Advancement of DNA technology makes it possible for both IVF or ICSI to test the genetics of each embryo. and know which embryos are strong and complete It will then move back into the female uterine cavity. It increases the chance of getting pregnant. Reduce the chance of miscarriage and increase confidence that the baby will be born with normal genetics.

ICSI Suitable for couples in the following 5 risk groups.

1. A married couple in which the woman is older than 35 years.

2. People who have received treatment using assisted reproductive technology but were unsuccessful.

3. Spouses with a history of hereditary diseases in the family, such as thalassemia. (Thalassemia) or have given birth to a baby with a genetic abnormality.

4. The woman has a history of multiple miscarriages for unknown reasons. ​

5. The man has abnormal sperm quality.

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