HETEROLOGOUS INSEMINATION

During the first couple counseling interview you will receive all the information related to the treatment. It is necessary to perform a series of preliminary exams, which will allow the couple to follow the path and will allow the specialists to be able to better realize the therapeutic plan. The doctor collects the information needed to find the most suitable donor for the couple (phenotypic characteristics, blood group, etc.). From know, you can consult the list of preliminary exams or contact the number 06 85 05 605.

It is a preparatory technique for Assisted Fertilization treatments aimed at increasing their chances of success. The patient follows an endometrial preparation protocol to allow successful embryo transfer.

The oocytes are devitrified and then the semen is prepared and used for in vitro fertilization. The seminal fluid for insemination is provided with an ejaculation or, when indicated, the material taken surgically from the seminal pathways (MESA – TESA) and / or cryopreserved is used.

The inseminated oocytes are placed in culture and after 15-20 hours the successful fertilization is evaluated. After checking the normal fertilization, the embryos are put back into the incubator and kept in culture until the day of the embryo transfer.

The intrauterine transfer method is generally simple and painless: it does not require any form of anesthesia or sedation and consists in introducing a very thin catheter inside the uterine cavity through the cervical canal. The entire procedure is performed in an ultrasound-guided manner to allow the patient to participate in the last step of this important path.

In the days following the embryo transfer it is almost always necessary to support the luteal phase with the administration of progesterone. After 10-12 days from the transfer a blood sample should be taken to evaluate the hormone dosage that signals the onset of pregnancy (ßHCG).

The display in utero of a gestational sac is the first ultrasound sign of pregnancy establishment.

During the first couple counseling interview you will receive all the information related to the treatment. It is necessary to perform a series of preliminary exams, which will allow the couple to follow the path and will allow the specialists to be able to better realize the therapeutic plan. The doctor collects the information needed to find the most suitable donor for the couple (phenotypic characteristics, blood group, etc.). From know, you can consult the list of preliminary exams or contact the number 06 85 05 605.

It is a preparatory technique for Assisted Fertilization treatments aimed at increasing their chances of success. The patient is stimulated with ovulation-inducing drugs that will lead to the simultaneous maturation of several follicles and therefore to the collection of multiple oocytes.

The oocyte retrieval is performed transvaginally, under ultrasound control, using very thin needles that reach the follicles. This surgical procedure is performed under anesthesia, so the procedure is absolutely painless. All the follicles present are aspirated and the obtained liquid is immediately checked in the laboratory, under a microscope, for the research of the oocytes.

Subsequently, the semen is prepared and used for in vitro fertilization. The semen of the donor will be used for insemination.

The inseminated oocytes are placed in culture and after 15-20 hours the successful fertilization is evaluated. After checking the normal fertilization, the embryos are put back into the incubator and kept in culture until the day of the embryo transfer.

The intrauterine transfer method is generally simple and painless: it does not require any form of anesthesia or sedation and consists in introducing a very thin catheter inside the uterine cavity through the cervical canal. The entire procedure is performed in an ultrasound-guided manner to allow the patient to participate in the last step of this important path.

In the days following the embryo transfer it is almost always necessary to support the luteal phase with the administration of progesterone. After 10-12 days from the transfer a blood sample should be taken to evaluate the hormone dosage that signals the onset of pregnancy (ßHCG).

The display in utero of a gestational sac is the first ultrasound sign of pregnancy establishment.

During the first couple counseling interview you will receive all the information related to the treatment. It is necessary to perform a series of preliminary exams, which will allow the couple to follow the path and will allow the specialists to be able to better realize the therapeutic plan. The doctor collects the information needed to find the most suitable donors for the couple (phenotypic characteristics, blood group, etc.). From know, you can consult the list of preliminary exams or contact the number 06 85 05 605.

It is a preparatory technique for Assisted Fertilization treatments aimed at increasing their chances of success. The patient is stimulated with ovulation-inducing drugs that will lead to the simultaneous maturation of several follicles and therefore to the collection of multiple oocytes,

The oocytes are devitrified and then the semen is prepared and used for in vitro fertilization. The semen of the donor will be used for insemination.

The inseminated oocytes are placed in culture and after 15-20 hours the successful fertilization is evaluated. After checking the normal fertilization, the embryos are put back into the incubator and kept in culture until the day of the embryo transfer.

The intrauterine transfer method is generally simple and painless: it does not require any form of anesthesia or sedation and consists in introducing a very thin catheter inside the uterine cavity through the cervical canal. The entire procedure is performed in an ultrasound-guided manner to allow the patient to participate in the last step of this important path.

In the days following the embryo transfer it is almost always necessary to support the luteal phase with the administration of progesterone. After 10-12 days from the transfer a blood sample should be taken to evaluate the hormone dosage that signals the onset of pregnancy (ßHCG).

The display in utero of a gestational sac is the first ultrasound sign of pregnancy establishment.