In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a scientific advancement that assists couples struggling to conceive naturally by fertilizing an egg with sperm in a controlled laboratory environment. The IVF process includes monitoring ovulation, retrieving eggs, fertilizing them, and implanting healthy embryos into the woman's uterus to initiate pregnancy. While IVF has helped many families since its inception in 1978, it is essential to be aware of the associated risks and consider other artificial conception methods available.

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2. Family planning is a great deal of responsibility which involves
several important choices. Various developments have been made
in science that needs to be followed frequently as they may turn
useful for us sometimes or later and IVF is one of those
developments which comes as a blessing for couples who are
themselves unable to conceive naturally. Many of us believe that
parenthood comes easily as when we decided to have baby, we
have. But that’s not the fact because many experience this blessing
after few or number of tries. Luckily there is a hope for such peoples
with the method called In Vitro Fertilization, a process by which egg
is fertilized by the sperm in a controlled laboratory environment
instead of female’s uterus. Basically the term is borrowed from the
Latin language which means “in glass”. In simple words, the
experiments were always carried out in Petri dishes, beakers and
test tubes etc.

4. Today the term in vitro simply means the biological experiments
are being carried out outside the human body. Typically the
treatment is suggested to those couples who have trouble
conceiving naturally themselves. The option is last available
when others conception methods have failed. In order to
carrying out the treatment procedure carefully and smoothly, lot
of care and precision is necessary. At the time of ovulation,
woman is monitored. Since only one egg is release every month,
doctor prescribed some fertility medications to the woman that
increase the number of egg productions for retrieval process.
Using an ultrasound imaging, eggs are monitored closely and
once they mature, through minor surgery, eggs are retrieved.
After then retrieved eggs are fertilized with male’s sperm, this is
where in vitro is used as the fertilization of egg and sperm take
place in glass or test tube or Petri dish rather than the woman’s
body. Both will combine and form a single- celled embryo which
grows and divides individually.

5. The healthy embryos are then considered for implantation process
where two or more embryo is implanted to increase the chances of
successful pregnancy. The final step of the procedure is usually very
critical in which the fertilized embryo is inserted into the female’s uterus
and attaches itself to the uterus lining. Once there is a successful
implantation, the fetus starts growing and monthly monitoring is
continued to check the growth and development of the fetus. Since its
inception in modern science world in the year 1978, the In Vitro
Fertilization has been consistently produced positive results and thereby
creating thousands of happy families. In addition with IVF, there are other
methods available for artificial conception such as ICSI (Intra
cytoplasmic Sperm Injection), AZH (Assisted Zona Hatching) and ZIFT
(Zygote Intra fallopian transfer) etc. If you are planning to proceeding
with any of the above method, make sure you to have complete
information related to risks and complications involved in these
procedures as no medical treatment comes without a risk.