Various techniques or Infertility Treatment Infertility Problems

Reproductive organs WanitaAda several types of treatment for fertility problems for both men and women. In addition to IVF, the following treatments have also been through a series of research process and its success rate is quite satisfactory for couples who have fertility problems.

But before you use one method of treatment of fertility problems, we recommend that you create in-depth research and discussion prior to both medical experts and religious leaders. Some religious groups consider some kind of test tube baby method and artificial insemination, including violation of religious law. This is particularly so if the conception or development of a baby is not in the mother's womb which provides the egg or not to use sperm from her own husband. In other words, for some religious groups, if it involves a third party either as donors or fertilization media that are not lawful husband or wife, it was deemed to violate religious law. Because it is a problem choosing this treatment is a personal decision each couple and need to be discussed in depth.

Before deciding to select the type of treatment techniques for infertility or infertility problems, we suggest you inquire more deeply to the medical experts who deal with your problem. Ask any losses and gains of each technique for both you and spouse. And ask the various risks that can happen to you and your partner. Several types of treatment techniques for infertility or infertility problems which have relatively high success rate among them is:

Artificial Insemination
Artificial insemination or artificial insemination (often abbreviated as AI) is conducted by inserting semen containing sperm from the male into the female reproductive organs without going through sexual intercourse or not naturally. Semen containing sperm taken with certain equipment from a husband and then injected into the womb of the wife that resulted in conception and pregnancy. Usually the doctor will recommend the artificial insemination as a first step before applying other types of therapy or treatment.

GIFT (gamete Intrafallopian Transfer)
GIFT stands for gamete which Intrafallopian Transfer is a technique that was introduced since 1984. The goal was to create a pregnancy. The process is done by taking an egg from the ovary or ovaries and a woman is reunited with male sperm cells that have been cleaned. By using a tool called laparoscope, egg and sperm cells that have been brought together is inserted into the fallopian tubes or the female fallopian tube through a small incision in the abdomen through laparoscopic surgery. It is expected that direct fertilization occurs and pregnancy.

IVF (In Vitro fertilization)
IVF or In Vitro fertilization, also known as IVF procedures. First female egg cells and sperm cells fertilized in fertilization media outside a woman's body. Then after fertilization occurs, the result is already in the form of the embryo is inserted into the uterus through the cervix.

ZIFT (Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer)
Intrafallopian Transfer or ZIFT Zygote is the cell transfer technique zygote or fertilized egg. This process is done by collecting eggs from a woman's ovaries and fertilized outside her body. Then, after the fertilized egg cells, inserted back into the fallopian tubes fallopian tubes or surgically in the abdomen with laparoscopic surgery. This technique is a combination of techniques of IVF and GIFT.

ICSI (intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)
ICSI or intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection done by inserting a sperm cell directly into an egg cell. With this technique, the sperm cells are less active or not cooked can be used to fertilize the egg.

So you do not need to worry if your partner is experiencing infertility or infertility problems, because everything can be solved by various modern technologies available today.