This method; is a painless assisted reproductive technique applied to patients diagnosed as infertility who cannot become pregnant, despite regular sexual intercourse for one year. During the ovulation period, women receive various stimulant medications (pills or low-dose hormone injections) undergo an 8-12 day preperation period. 35 to 36 hours after the fracture needle, the sperm cells taken from a man are undergo various procedures. With the help of a soft-tipped catheter, high-quality and mobile (dynamic) sperm cells are released into the female reproductive system. In the meantime, with the effect of the drugs used, the newly thrown egg moves towards the tubes. If the egg meets sperm, the embryo will be formed and move into the uterus. Pregnancy occurs if it clings. Thus, the selection of healthy and high-quality sperm cells with mature eggs occurs by natural methods.

Easy application, painless and relatively inexpensive compared to other assisted reproductive methods, making it more preferred. Although theoretically there are no restrictions, taking into account the age of the woman and the duration of infertility, it is not recommended to make more than 5-6 fertilization attempts. If pregnancy does not occur at the end of the trials, other assisted reproductive methods should be used. In some cases, parents may be referred to other assisted reproductive methods without attempting insemination.

New applications for increasing the chances of success in IVF treatments are as follows:

Embryo Glue: Eggs and sperm cells, combined under laboratory conditions, are grown in a liquid medium that imitating the natural environment of the mother's uterus. Despite the fact that with the help of high technology, the highest result is achieved,  it is not yet possible to provide one-to-one similarity. The embryo glue technique, which has been used frequently recently, has increased the similarity level of the embryos in the nutrition and living environment. During embryo transfer, embryos taken into this culture medium are transferred to the uterus using a thin catheter. This new technique has been shown to increase the retention rate of embryos in  to the uterus, but there is no study to increase the chance of one-to-one pregnancy success.

Microchip : It was first discovered by a Turkish scientist at Harvard University. Nowadays, the decrease in the number and motility of sperms etc. factors account for 50% of infertility problems. It is medically known that sperm cells with reduced number and motility decrease pregnancy  rates. This method allows to separateion of healthy and high-quality sperm. It was observed that pregnancy rates increased when the procedure was performed with healthy sperms obtained. One of the most important features is the separation of sperm with DNA disorders. 

Budding with Laser: The merging of a sperm and an egg is called an embryo. After embryo formation, an increase and development of the number of cells are observed with each passing day. On the 5th day, the embryo tears out its outer membrane so that it can cling on the mother’s womb but sometimes it cannot come out of the membrane and attachment may not occur. In these and similar situations, In these and similar situations, small sections are opened with advanced laser systems without touching the embryo, creating an area where the embryo will bud. Thus, the embryo can be more easily budded and pulled into the uterus to remove it from the outer membrane. As maternal age increases, this membrane gradually becomes thicker and may reduce the frequency of pregnancy. Repetitive unsuccessful in vitro fertilization is a method that can be applied in cases where the female age is high and the membrane tissue is thick.

Insemination is much simpler and cheaper than other assisted reproductive methods. The same precautionary methods that apply to in vitro fertilization with microinjection are used for insemination. An average pregnancy rate of 10-30% is achieved. This rate may vary depending on the person and circumstances.

What should be considered after Insemination?

There will be a 2-week waiting period. In this process;

• Stress and stress factors
• Smoking and alcohol use
• Malnutrition
• Tiring and challenging physical activities
• Misuse of drugs

The above and similar situations must be avoided.

MTA Global, working with globally recognized hospitals and providing advisory support, is committed to providing the most reliable treatment for its patients.

With insemination, the pregnancy rate is 10-30%. Compared to other methods, having the lowest success rate. Unfortunately, as with all other assisted reproductive methods, it is not possible to give a 100% guarantee on this treatment. Therefore, it would be wrong to provide a guarantee for insemination treatment.