Precision Fertility
Care for Successful Conception
Precision Fertility
Care for Successful Conception
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
Precision Fertility Treatment for Male Infertility
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) is an advanced form of IVF used primarily for severe male infertility. In this procedure, a single healthy sperm is carefully selected and directly injected into a mature egg to facilitate fertilization. This technique helps overcome issues such as low sperm count, poor motility, or abnormal shape. ICSI greatly increases the chances of successful fertilization, even in challenging cases. Combined with IVF, it offers hope for couples struggling with infertility to achieve a healthy pregnancy and fulfill their dream of parenthood.
Step By Step Process
Precise sperm injection for successful fertilization
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Sperm Selection :
A skilled embryologist carefully examines the sperm sample under a microscope to select a single, healthy, and motile sperm suitable for injection into the egg. -
Egg Retrieval :
Mature eggs are collected from the woman’s ovaries through a minor surgical procedure using ultrasound guidance, ensuring the eggs are ready for fertilization. -
Injection :
The selected sperm is carefully immobilized and directly injected into the cytoplasm of each mature egg using a fine glass needle under a high-powered microscope. -
Fertilization Check :
After injection, the eggs are monitored over 16-20 hours to confirm successful fertilization by checking for the presence of two pronuclei. -
Embryo Transfer :
Fertilized embryos are cultured for a few days, then the healthiest embryos are transferred into the woman’s uterus to initiate pregnancy and implantation.
FAQS
Precision Fertility Treatment with Hope, Science, Support, and Success Combined
Preparing involves a healthy lifestyle, following doctor’s advice, managing stress, and understanding the procedure to stay positive and ready for the upcoming fertility journey.
Blood work, hormone levels, and sperm analysis help doctors evaluate reproductive health and customize treatment plans for optimal results before starting ICSI.
Embryologists examine sperm motility, shape, and health under a microscope, choosing the most viable single sperm to inject directly into each mature egg.
If fertilization fails, the medical team reassesses sperm and egg quality, sometimes recommending alternative techniques or repeating the procedure for better outcomes.
Typically, a blood test is done 10-14 days post-transfer to check pregnancy hormone levels, indicating whether implantation and early pregnancy have begun successfully.
Following doctor’s guidance, maintaining a balanced diet, avoiding stress, and attending all follow-up appointments help promote a positive pregnancy outcome post-ICSI.