EKI-IVF services

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI) is a fertility treatment that involves placing sperm directly into a woman’s uterus. The sperm used for IUI has been specially prepared in a laboratory to improve its chances of fertilizing an egg. This procedure is typically performed around the time of ovulation to maximize the chances of conception.

The process involves retrieving a mature egg from the female partner and fertilizing it with sperm from the male partner in a laboratory setting.

Egg freezing is a fertility preservation technique that involves rapidly cooling eggs to extremely low temperatures using a process called Vitrification Freezing. This process halts the eggs’ biological clock, allowing them to be stored for future use.

Sperm freezing is a process where sperm cells are frozen and stored in liquid nitrogen at a temperature of -196 degrees Celsius, preserving the sperm’s condition at the time of freezing, as if time has stood still.

สFor males who are unable to produce sperm during ejaculation or are infertile due to blocked or damaged sperm ducts, natural conception may not be possible.

Current infertility treatment technology (IVF) allows for the extraction of cells from embryos for genetic testing to screen for abnormalities before embryo transfer, thereby increasing the success rate of pregnancy.

It is a procedure that involves inserting a small camera through the vagina into the uterus, allowing doctors to visualize the uterine cavity clearly for diagnosing various abnormalities. Minor surgical procedures, such as removing abnormal tissue samples or certain types of polyps, can also be performed during this procedure.

This is a test to assess the quantity, quality, and morphology of sperm in order to analyze the causes of male infertility. The test is divided into two parts: macroscopic examination and microscopic examination.