What is Vaccination? Who can undergo vaccination treatment? Vaccination Prices
What is Vaccination?
Insemination (intrauterine insemination, IUI) is the process of injecting sperm from a man into the uterus after it has been washed and subjected to certain procedures.
Who is vaccinated?
1 year of unprotected intercourse, oral medication can be applied to patients who have been treated with oral medication but have not been successful. simple and painless is a method.
How is vaccination treatment performed?
Vaccination treatment is started on the 2nd or 3rd day of menstruation. In the vaccination treatment, a maximum of 2 eggs are allowed to grow. At certain intervals, the diameter of the follicles is examined by vaginal ultrasonography. After the follicles reach a certain level, an egg hatching injection is given. 35-36 hours after the egg hatching injection, the sperms taken from the man are prepared by passing through certain stages, that is, sperm washing is performed. The motile spermatozoa are selected and then injected into the uterus with the help of a thin cannula. The patient has no pain during these stages and it does not affect their daily life. After resting for an average of 20-30 minutes, the patient resumes his/her normal life.
What are the Differences Between Vaccination and IVF?
In the vaccination treatment, a maximum of 2 eggs are aimed to grow. IVF treatment aims to obtain as many eggs as possible.
In vaccination treatment, a cracking injection is given for eggs that have reached a certain size and then the vaccination procedure is performed at the specified time. However, in IVF treatment, the growing eggs are collected under anesthesia before they hatch.
In vaccination, fertilization takes place inside the uterus. In IVF treatment, fertilization takes place outside the body in a laboratory environment (artificial fertilization). Anesthesia is not required in vaccination treatment, but in IVF treatment, anesthesia is needed during the egg collection process.
In vaccination treatment, lower doses of medication are administered, but in IVF treatment the doses are higher than in vaccination as determined by the physician.
