In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) means a series of procedures to conceive. This method can be used if fertility
treatments have failed, one has blocked tubes or a very low egg or sperm count, or after at least a year of trying
for conception or pregnancy for a couple. It starts with the second day of the menstrual cycle where hormone injections
are given to the would-be mother. This is approximately given for 10-12 days and ovum formulation is being observed.
The sonography and hormone reports will disclose the status of the ovum formulation. If this process is successful,
then all the eggs will be aspirated under the general anesthesia. Further, this fluid will be transferred to the test
tube in the embryology lab. The eggs will be assessed under the microscope. After the assessment of eggs,
the fertilization process will be done with the help of sperm. This process is known as Intra-Cytoplasmic Sperm
Injection (ICSI). After this, the sperm and eggs are placed in an incubator. Subsequently based on the condition of
the embryo, the assessment is done and a further process, where the embryos are placed back in the womb with or without
anaesthesia.