Indira IVF Group

ICSI (Intracytoplasmic sperm injection) is a kind of assisted reproduction technology. The process is used to complete the IVF treatment to help the couples to conceive effectively. In today’s time, it is the most successful artificial successful fertilization treatments used by couples in case of infertility. What does ICSI really stand for? Intracytoplasmic sperm injection is a scientific approach of reproduction which needs a single sperm to be directed and injected in the female egg for fertilization. The process is mostly done in cases of male infertility or in situations where IVF treatment hasn’t helped in the past. Situations where ICSI may be suggested: 1.         When the partner suffers from ejaculation problems 2.         When the partner has low sperm count 3.         When you need to choose the best sperm for fertilization 4.         When there is a genetic disease which needs to be avoided 5.         When the partner has abnormally shaped sperm

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