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The ICSI method has helped countless women achieve their dream of motherhood.
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
What is ICSI?
ICSI, or Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, is an advanced fertilization technique that involves injecting a single sperm directly into the cytoplasm of an egg. This method is highly effective and offers hope to couples dealing with severe forms of male infertility.
Low sperm fertilizing ability
Severely compromised sperm parameters
Severe somatic diseases
Repeated unsuccessful IVF attempts
Age-related egg changes
Significant reduction in sperm count or motility.
A high percentage of abnormal sperm.
Presence of antisperm antibodies in the semen.
Women over 40 may experience densification of the egg’s membrane, preventing sperm from penetrating even with good sperm quality.
Complete or near-complete absence of motile, morphologically healthy sperm in the ejaculate.
Previously considered an indication for donor sperm, ICSI offers an alternative solution.
Previously considered an indication for donor sperm, ICSI offers an alternative solution.
Conditions in which pregnancy poses risks to the health or life of the mother, without affecting the child’s health.
Couples who have not achieved fertilization or pregnancy with conventional IVF.
Who May Benefit from ICSI?
ICSI is indicated for the following situations:
Treatment Stages
Your doctor may request specific tests to optimize your preparation for pregnancy. If you already have recent test results, this step can be minimized or skipped, reducing the overall cost.
Based on an ultrasound evaluation, the doctor will recommend the most suitable protocol for preparing the endometrium, which may include hormonal support or a natural cycle approach. The goal is to ensure ideal conditions for implantation.
The frozen embryo is thawed and carefully transferred into the uterine cavity on a specific day. The procedure is painless, non-invasive, and only takes a few minutes.
After the transfer, patients continue prescribed medications for 12-14 days until the pregnancy test (HCG) is conducted to confirm success.
If the test is positive, the doctor will confirm the pregnancy with an ultrasound. The patient will then register for pregnancy observation and care throughout the gestation period.
Why Choose Cryocycle at Vita Life?
- High success rates with vitrified embryos.
- Safe, painless procedures tailored to individual needs.
- Modern vitrification techniques ensuring optimal embryo viability.
- Compassionate and professional care at every step of the journey.