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The process of IVF involves some italic text a woman's ovaries to release as many eggs as possible, some bold text those eggs, inseminating those eggs and then nurturing the resulting embryos to a promising stage of development before transferring an embryo, or embryos, into the uterus in hopes of creating a successful and healthy pregnancy. Many details of your treatment plan will be tailored specifically to you and your partner once you’ve completed the preliminary tests, but in general, IVF follows a similar process.
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In a person’s natural ovulation cycle, one egg is produced each month in the ovaries and travels through the fallopian tubes for possible fertilisation. In this case, becoming pregnant is completely dependent on that singular egg. With IVF, the goal is to stimulate the ovaries into producing as many healthy eggs as possible to increase your overall chances of fertilisation. This increased stimulation occurs through daily subcutaneous injections of different hormones, which means 1-4 injections into the stomach each day.
Medication, dosages, and timing of injections will vary from person to person, but typically, this phase of treatment lasts between 10 and 20 days. Clinical monitoring is performed every other day during this time. You’ll go to your clinic in the morning so that they can check the hormone levels in your blood and use ultrasound scans to monitor follicle growth. It might sound like a lot of work, but this will help your doctors make sure that your body is responding to the medication and your follicles are developing exactly as you want them to.
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Medication, dosages, and timing of injections will vary from person to person, but typically, this phase of treatment lasts between 10 and 20 days. Clinical monitoring is performed every other day during this time. You’ll go to your clinic in the morning so that they can check the hormone levels in your blood and use ultrasound scans to monitor follicle growth. It might sound like a lot of work, but this will help your doctors make sure that your body is responding to the medication and your follicles are developing exactly as you want them to.
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