You've been trying to get pregnant for a long time but haven't been successful.
Fertility specialists are typically gynecologists or allied health professionals who have had further education in the treatment of reproductive organ diseases.
Make an appointment with such a fertility specialist, or reproductive endocrinologist, unless you're under 35 and have been actively trying to get pregnant for 12 months more than without success. When you're over 35, you should seek care within six months.
What is a test tube baby?
A test-tube baby is a child created by in vitro fertilisation (IVF). In vitro fertilisation means "in vitro fertilisation," with "vitro" referring to glass. A female egg and sperm are joined outside of the womb in a glass jar for fertilisation in such cases.
Test Tube Baby Process
It takes a long time to conceive a child through a test. First, the doctor examines the ovarian reserve as well as all other aspects of the patient's health.
The ovaries as well as other reproductive organs are examined with an ultrasound. The procedure begins when all legal and emotional considerations have been discussed.
How Is In Vitro Fertilization Performed?
There are five steps involved in IVF:
- stimulation
- egg retrieval
- insemination
- embryo culture
- transfer
What Is the Long-Term Outlook?
Choosing whether or not to pursue in vitro fertilisation, as well as how to proceed after the initial attempt fails, is a difficult decision. This surgery can be costly, physically demanding, and emotionally draining.
Consult your doctor to learn more about your options and whether in vitro fertilisation is the best decision for you and your family. Seek out a support group or a counsellor to assist you and your spouse through this difficult time