Overview of the ICSI Treatment in India

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Overview of the ICSI Treatment in India
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• ICSI is generally considered an extension of IVF.
  
• Doctors recommend this procedure to increase a
  couple's chances of conceiving.
• This is a delicate procedure in which sperm is
  injected directly into the egg to fertilize it.
• This method is commonly used to treat male
  infertility and impotence.
• ICSI is also a viable alternative to IVF.

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Where can ICSI be recommended?

• ICSI Treatment commonly recommended to help men
  overcome impotence or other fertility-related
  problems. ICSI can help cure the following
  conditions
• To improve results in men with low sperm count
• Selecting the healthiest sperm for insemination
• To help with ejaculation problems
• To treat genetic problems or genetic disorders
• To correct the hormonal imbalance in the body

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ICSI success rate

• ICSI treatments have a high success rate and can
  do wonders for your fertility.
• However, before deciding on this medical
  procedure, we recommend that you consult your
  doctor and do some tests to see if your body is
  compatible with it.
• Doctors first want to know the nature and root
  cause of the infertility problem.
• The age of the patient, the sexual health of his
  partner and the number of eggs, and the frequency
  of intercourse are all important factors in the
  diagnosis.

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• ICSI is considered to be the best way for women
  to conceive, as it helps improve their egg count,
  hormonal balance, and other issues.
• The procedure is successful in about 43 of
  cases.
• Although the chance of pregnancy decreases with
  age, ICSI is an effective method for middle-aged
  women over 34 years of age.
• We recommend using more traditional techniques to
  increase your odds.

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What are your chances of ICSI treatment and male
infertility?

• In addition to physical or biological causes,
  infertility can have other causes.
• Even if a man has undergone a vasectomy, he can
  reverse the process and undergo ICSI treatment to
  improve chances.

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Preparing for the ICSI procedure

• You can't just go to a clinic and request ICSI.
• Several things need to be done before starting
  the treatment.
• Women are given a dose of fertility drugs a few
  days before the procedure to prepare their bodies
  for the procedure.
• Doctors recommend ultrasound and blood tests to
  check a woman's internal organs, uterus, and
  ovaries to see if a woman's body is ready for
  ICSI.

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Exploring the ICSI process

• ICSI is usually accomplished with a
  micromanipulation technique in which the doctor
  uses special instruments and surgical instruments
  to extract the egg along with the sperm.
• The procedure takes time and must be performed in
  a very safe, clean, and sterile environment.
• However, remember that there is a risk of
  complications if the procedure fails or the
  hospital makes a mistake.

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Side effects and risks with ICSI

• ICSI has a high success rate, but there are some
  serious risks and side effects to consider. Here
  is a list of health problems you may be at risk
  of. If you notice or experience any of these
  symptoms, contact your doctor immediately.
• Treatment has the potential to permanently damage
  eggs.
• There have been reports of low sperm count in men
  after this procedure.
• It can also cause some genetic and hormonal
  problems.
• This increases the risk of birth defects in
  newborns.
• In women, it can lead to multiple pregnancies.
• Ovarian overstimulation syndrome is caused by
  this.

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Final words

• ICSI is your best option for conception, although
  it carries some health risks and is more
  expensive than a normal pregnancy procedure.