What You Need to Know About IVF
If you have had a vasectomy and your partner also has fertility issues, in-vitro fertilization (IVF) may be the best answer for your family planning goals. Because IVF involves the growth of embryos in a lab, a sperm sample can be acquired surgically rather than through the reversal of a previous vasectomy.
This video explains details of the IVF procedure, which begins with the removal of eggs from the mother’s ovaries. They are incubated with the sperm sample, and then the most viable embryos are implanted in the uterus. The success of the procedure varies depending on the woman’s age and current health.
You can explore IVF as part of your post-vasectomy infertility treatment by scheduling a consultation with the Center for Vasectomy Reversal in Sarasota. Connect with us today by calling (941) 961-4581 or visiting us online.
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