Is artificial insemination painful? How to improve the success rate of artificial insemination?

Many women who are afraid of pain are afraid that artificial insemination will be painful when they are facing the possibility of getting pregnant through artificial insemination. The editor wants to tell you that artificial insemination is actually not painful at all. So how can we improve the success rate of artificial insemination? Let's learn about it together.

For infertile patients, pregnancy is a hope. Artificial insemination has brought new hope to more and more infertile patients. Some patients are not very familiar with artificial insemination. Is artificial insemination painful?

Artificial insemination is painless. It only takes 2-3 minutes for semen to be injected into the uterus, and generally there is no pain.

Artificial insemination is not test-tube baby. It is a relatively simple assisted reproductive technology compared to in vitro fertilization. Artificial insemination refers to the method of artificially injecting male semen into the female cervix or uterine cavity to assist conception.

Artificial insemination is an assisted reproductive technology developed for male infertility and is currently being carried out on a large scale.

During the artificial insemination process, women need to insert some instruments and catheters, which will cause some pain and discomfort compared to men. For men, it is relatively simpler. They only need to extract healthy semen according to the requirements. Generally, they can go home on the same day after completing the operation. After returning home, as long as the nature of the work is not too tiring, it will not affect their normal work.

Artificial insemination will not cause great pain to women. As long as the fertilization is successful, it will be the same as a normal pregnancy. Women will experience morning sickness, back pain, nausea, and then the belly will gradually grow bigger. So there is no need to be too nervous or worried. Moreover, the current technology is very advanced. Artificial insemination is relatively reliable and will not cause great harm to the female body during the fertilization process. If you choose artificial insemination, you must be in a good mood and be prepared to accept the operation.

In the early stages of pregnancy, you'd better go to the hospital for regular check-ups, because after all, it is artificial insemination. The purpose of going to the hospital for check-ups is to see whether fertilization is successful, whether the fetus is implanted, and whether the fetus's growth is stable. These are all things that need attention, so you should go for regular check-ups in the early stages.

According to reports, there are currently dozens of hospitals or related institutions in Guangdong Province that are carrying out artificial insemination technology, but overall, the pregnancy rate it brings is still low. Less than 10% of pregnancies are achieved through this method, while if the couple is healthy and has no reproductive dysfunction, the pregnancy rate within a cycle can exceed 20%. The pregnancy success rate of test-tube babies can generally reach 40% to 50%.

Warm reminder: The success of artificial insemination depends on two aspects: first, the couple who attempt artificial insemination have reproductive problems or are weak, and those with poor sperm quality still find it difficult to conceive; second, the technology of artificial insemination. However, compared with in vitro fertilization technology, the technical content of artificial insemination is relatively low, and the personnel and equipment requirements are not as high as the former, so the impact on the success rate of pregnancy is not very large.

Artificial insemination must be timed well. Generally, it is necessary to measure basal body temperature for more than three cycles or to cooperate with continuous cervical mucus and vaginal cytology examinations in advance to determine the ovulation period.

Artificial insemination refers to the method of artificially injecting male semen into the bottom of the posterior fornix of the vagina, the opening of the cervical canal, inside or around it, or even into the uterine cavity to assist conception. To improve the success rate of artificial insemination, you need to actively cooperate with the doctor and do all the preoperative examinations.

If necessary, B-ultrasound examination can be performed to understand the ovulation situation. The most suitable time for artificial insemination is the pre-ovulation period when the cervical mucus secretion is the most. Generally, artificial insemination is performed three times in each menstrual cycle, starting three days before ovulation and performed every other day.

If calculated by the hour, it means once every 72 hours, 24 hours and 24 hours before ovulation, and if conception fails in one menstrual cycle, it can be done for several cycles in a row. If necessary, drugs can be used to induce ovulation and adjust the ovulation period to increase the pregnancy rate.

It should be noted that intrauterine artificial insemination does not necessarily increase the pregnancy rate. After the semen is injected into the uterine cavity, it can not only cause a strong stress response, resulting in uterine spasmodic contraction, severe abdominal pain, nausea, and even hypotension, which can lead to pregnancy failure. It may also activate the immune response, causing immune infertility, making it even more difficult to get pregnant.

Editor's tip: However, it is not suitable for everyone, and the requirements for artificial insemination are relatively high. Therefore, if you want to undergo artificial insemination, you should go to an authoritative hospital and undergo artificial insemination under the guidance of a doctor to increase the chances of success. The above is the introduction of infertility experts. Infertility experts point out that artificial insemination is a form of artificial assisted pregnancy in modern medicine.