Before undergoing IVF procedure, infertility patients can also have a stabilizing effect in their mind by knowing more about its related procedures, which can also be helpful for the procedure to go smoothly. So, what is the main process of IVF? The main process of IVF is as follows: Ovulation induction: The first step of IVF requires obtaining mature follicles from a woman’s body. Usually only one follicle matures during a menstrual cycle, but the IVF procedure is performed by scientific means to induce multiple follicles to develop and mature at the same time, which increases the success rate. Follicle monitoring: The development of the follicles is monitored for the subsequent scheduling of egg retrieval. Egg retrieval: The mature eggs are removed from the woman’s body and transferred to a culture medium for a certain period of time in preparation for fertilization. Optimization of sperm: While the woman is ovulating, the male partner needs to undergo sperm retrieval, and then the sperm retrieval process is performed to screen for good sperm. In vitro fertilization and early embryo culture: This is what is called IVF, which means that the treated sperm and eggs are placed in culture fluid and cultured for fertilization. After the fertilized eggs are formed and begin to develop normally, they are transferred to a petri dish containing growth fluid and continue to be cultured, and after a certain period of time the embryos are transferred. Embryo transfer: The development of the embryo will eventually be transferred to the woman’s uterus, and this process involves transferring the cultured embryo to the woman’s uterus to continue the process of implantation and pregnancy.