Reproductive medicine is a specialized practice that offers previously infertile clients the best chance to have a child.Reproductive medicine is a specialized practice that offers previously infertile clients the best chance to have a child. Combine an experienced fertility doctor with all the procedures available at a modern fertility clinic and one can expect excellent results.Since 1978 , when the first in vitro fertilization , or IVF , proved a success in England , fertility practices have evolved. They have been proven successful more times than not , and countless couples have been blessed with an infant as a result.An IVF procedure does not mimic natural fertilization. Eggs are removed from a woman and introduced to sperm outside her body. It takes awhile to determine the success of that union. Once a fertility specialist is convinced life has begun , the fertilized egg is returned to the female body.Because of the time involved , and the steps taken , it has been difficult for many patients to afford an IVF procedure. Now , however , low cost IVF is possible. Many fertility clinics have introduced payment schedules that match a particular budget. There are also discount plans for teachers , military members and low income clients. Some clinics also promise to return all money paid by a client if their procedures fail to produce a child.Intrauterine insemination , or IUI , is another facet of reproductive medicine that has proven invaluable. An IUI procedure involves placing sperm exactly atop a female uterus. This enables the sperm to rapidly reach an egg located in the fallopian tubes. An IUI procedure is sometimes used to enhance the possibility that weakened or a lessened number of viable sperm will get the job done. The IUI procedure is often prescribed as treatment for unexplained infertility. It is also a successful method for overcoming cervical factor infertility. Inserting the sperm with a catheter helps avoid possible contact with any antibodies that might interrupt sperm contact with an egg. The male partners can deliver sperm at a clinic , or produce some at home and send it via a sterile container.Consult with a physician if baby plans are not working. They can tell you where to go for help.
