The natural process of pregnancy involves the woman’s ovaries ovulating, being caught by the fallopian tubes, the sperms passing through the vagina – cervix – uterine cavity – fallopian tubes, meeting the egg, combining the two and then returning to the uterus, with the entire process taking place in the woman’s body. And when any part of the natural process of pregnancy is affected, it can lead to infertility, and some of these patients need to resort to IVF techniques. What is IVF? The scientific name for IVF is In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF), which is Latin for fertilization in a glass tube (test tube). With the development of medical material science, it became clear that the “test tubes” we use are no longer just tubular glass, but also disc-shaped petri dishes, and in vitro was translated as “in vitro”. In nature, in vitro fertilization is used for reproduction in fish and other species. For human beings, in vitro fertilization is an unnatural process, which mainly refers to the first 3-6 days of embryo formation, and it is carried out in in vitro culture, which is also the reason why IVF is still controversial, as science and technology continue to evolve, and the IVF technology continues to be optimized. On the other hand, the success of IVF has made it clear that human evolution to date, with the help of medical science, can be aided by reproduction through in vitro fertilization. The process of IVF? The basic process of IVF can be summarized as follows: 1. Pre-operative examination of both parties; 2. Controlled ovulation of the woman, monitoring the dynamic growth of follicles with the help of ultrasound and blood tests; 3. Egg retrieval of the woman and sperm retrieval of the man; 4. In vitro fertilization, whereby the sperm and eggs are placed in an in vitro petri dish to combine freely or sperms are artificially injected into the eggs according to the needs and undergo fertilization, cleavage of the egg, and in vitro development for 3 days (day three embryo) or 5-6 days (blastocyst); 5. In vitro fertilization. 6 days (blastocyst); 5. Embryo transfer; 6. Medication is given to support the corpus luteum. Fertility is a very individualized process, a thousand people have a thousand Hamlets. It is up to our doctors to give the best treatment plan and every aspect of support that suits the patient’s specific situation. What do I need to do for IVF? 1.Domestic for IVF, it is required to be a legal couple, and you need to provide documents such as marriage certificates and identity certificates. 2.Timely medical treatment. IVF currently still has the restrictive nature of age on fertility. Couples with a normal and regular sex life can be diagnosed as infertile if they have been uncontraceptive and infertile for one year, and the time limit is even shorter for women over the age of 35 and women with comorbidities. The male factor can not be ignored, both sides are necessary to check. 3, keep a stable mind. Use scientific methods to regulate their own state of mind, avoid staying up late, get enough sleep, eat a healthy diet, quit smoking and drinking, and exercise reasonably. The process of assisted conception lasts from 1 month to several months, exercising one’s patience and ability to adjust one’s state of mind. You should communicate with your doctor and take an active role in the treatment.