When Should a Couple Think About Trying IVF? | Dr Madhupriya | Fertility Specialist | Chennai

Dr Madhupriya, Fertility Specialist, Nova IVF- Chennai talks about- When should a couple think about trying IVF? It is important to examine both the male and female sides when it comes to fertility treatments. Sometimes there are issues for both. Ovulation refers to the process in which a developed egg is released from the ovary in females. Infections including tuberculosis, inflammatory diseases, fibroids and polyps, as well as diminished egg production capacity, production quality and quantity, or the uterus' ability to store embryos, can all contribute to the disruption of that process. All of these variables will have an impact on the uterus's capacity to hold eggs in the same manner that a woman's uterus has tubes on both sides that are referred to as fallopian tubes. Therefore, the main site of the procedure where the male sperm and female eggs fuse together is the fallopian tube. The union of the sperm and the egg will not occur if that tube is blocked. Pregnancy won't occur and the embryo won't develop. Therefore, when viewed from the male perspective, sperm production in the testes may be low or occasionally high, but if there is a blockage in the tube, just water may escape, but no motile sperm will. Additionally, they could lose their vigour, have issues getting an erection, or have issues ejaculating sperm. We occasionally require IVF treatment. For instance, if the fallopian tube is thick, infected, and blocked on both sides of the tube and you are unable to cure the obstruction with laparoscopy, one will need to cut the tubes. The block must then be manually induced. Then IVF is suggested for these people. Male factor infertility- This situation is known as Oligo-astheno-teratozoospermia, and one in which there is no sperm is known as Azoospermia. When the sperm count is very low, the sperm moves less, and if the quality of the sperm is so bad, if the ejaculated sperm water doesn't have motile sperm. For these two issues as well, IVF therapy is suggested. Even if a person has high sperm production, they cannot ejaculate due to azoospermia, which prevents motile sperm from being present in the ejaculated water due to tube blockage. By using the "TESA" and "PESA" approaches, we can perform surgical procedures on these patients to remove the sperm from the testes and then implant them into the patient's wife's uterus to induce conception. Then, for women with lower egg production capacity or those who have "severe polycystic ovarian" condition, we will advise IVF because they will experience egg production issues. Undiagnosed infertility, on the other hand, denotes the absence of any abnormal test findings over the previous two years, including clear tubes, healthy sperm, and typically developing embryos. Pre-implantation genetic testing is used during IVF, and embryos are chosen and biopsied to preserve healthy eggs inside. We can help by choosing healthy euploid embryos and transferring them through IVF and PGT for patients who have undergone IVF treatment but experienced miscarriage, who also have "Recurrent Implantation Failure" or "Congenital Anomalies" with genetic defect, or if the husband and wife are from the same family. To book an appointment call 1800 103 2229 (Toll Free) https://www.novaivffertility.com/ivf-... Follow us: Facebook:   / novaivffertility   Instagram:   / novaivffertility   YouTube:    / novaivffertility   Twitter:   / nova_ivf   LinkedIn:   / nova-ivf-fertility   #ivf #ivftreatment #ivfsuccess 0:00 Introduction 0:30 What are all the factors affecting women's fertility ? 1:40 What are all the factors affecting men's fertility ? 2:25 What all are the IVF treatments we need ? 3:00 What is Male factor infertility ? 3:28 What is Oligo-astheno-teratozoospermia ? 3:40 What is Azoospermia ? 4:35 What is Unexplained infertility and its treatment?