What is Period Pain the Sign of?

Some women have problems with their uterus or have had their uterus removed due to fibroids, etc., . . but their ovaries work well. These people can be offered a surrogate uterus or temporary uterus. In this way, the egg is taken from the woman and the sperm from her husband, then the embryo is formed and placed in the uterus of another woman. This is one of the ways to treat infertility in women.
Some women may also have failure of ovaries disabled and be infertile due to cancer, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy. In these people, a biopsy can be taken from the ovaries before chemotherapy starts and stored. Then, after cancer treatment is completed, that part can be stitched back to its original place so that the woman can have children.

Ovarian laziness does not mean that the ovaries are dysfunctional, but this term is usually used for polycystic ovaries. Those who suffer from this disease usually menstruate late and once every two months. In fact, ovulation is impaired in these people.
In general, about 20 percent of ovulation disorders are related to ovarian laziness and infertility occurs. This condition can be hereditary or caused by nutrition, a wrong lifestyle, or insulin resistance. Sometimes it happens that a woman has a uterus and ovaries, but for some reason her tubes have problems. Fortunately, there are medical and surgical treatments for these problems, and if necessary, IVF can also be used.

Endometriosis has become very common in our country today. In this disease, uterine tissue is implanted somewhere other than the inner wall of the uterus. 30 years ago, we might have seen one case of this disease a week, but now we have several cases every day. This disease can be caused by environmental and nutritional factors and is called the so-called educated disease because girls who are pursuing education and have a lot of stress are more likely to suffer from this infertility.
However, its real cause has not yet been determined. In general, any woman who has regular but painful menstruation and has to take painkillers is considered to be infertile, so she should definitely consult her doctor about it because it can cause infertility.

If the initial treatments are not effective in resolving the infertility problem, the patient is referred to infertility centers. In these centers, the couple is first tested for HIV, hepatitis, and other infectious diseases.
In fact, a baby born through IVF is called a “Golden Baby”.

Therefore, it is very important that the conditions for creating an embryo are carefully examined.

After that, the woman should visit on the second day or before menstruation and have an ultrasound every one or two days

to check the growth of follicles containing eggs in the ovaries.

When the egg reaches maturity and its size is about 18 to 20 mm,

another ampoule called HCG is injected to the woman and 36 hours later the person goes to the operating room.

Then, through ultrasound, the eggs are taken from the ovary

and then prepared in the laboratory with a very complex system for IVF or sperm insemination.
In this way, a sperm is injected into the egg through microinjection

and three days later the initial eight-cell embryo is transferred to the uterus through the vagina.

In this situation, we usually do not transfer more than two to four embryos.

In fact, this depends on the age of the woman and the older she is, the more embryos must be transferred.

In fact, the raw materials and equipment necessary for this method are imported from abroad

and their cost is calculated in dollars. This is while

Iranian doctors receive very little compensation

to be able to serve the people, but abroad the highest cost is related to the doctor’s fee.