What is assisted hatching in IVF ?

Assisted Hatching in IVF

IVF in Iran

Assisted zona hatching is basically a method of assisted reproductive technology where a small opening is created in the zonae pellucid, with a micromanipulation instrument, thus facilitating for assisted zona hatching to take place. Zona hatch is where the blastocyst is allowed to leave the surrounding gel to get into the uterine cavity. When the blastocyst is allowed to go through this path, it helps to increase the chance of pregnancy since it allows the fertilized egg to travel through the fallopian tube faster and easier.

Assisted zona hatching also helps to increase the chances of developing successful pregnancies.

In this procedure, the eggs are first collected from the ovaries. Then these eggs are transferred to a jar, where they get mixed with a solution that will enable them to develop. Once they have developed, they are then put back into the ovaries where they can now be fertilized by the spermatozoa.

This process of assisted zona hatching helps to facilitate the development of the eggs in the ovaries. In addition, the zonae pellucid can be broken down so that the fertilized egg can then get ready to move towards the fallopian tube. During the early stages, when the eggs do not have time to prepare, they will remain on the fallopian tubes, waiting for the spermatozoa to arrive and fertilize them. If the spermatozoa cannot arrive in time, it is not possible for them to fertilize the egg since the egg has been ready to start life as a viable embryo.

Assisted hatching also facilitates a more natural pregnancy. Unlike a traditional conception that has to use medical intervention, assisted hatching can be carried out with no intervention at all. This means that the woman does not have to undergo any medical treatments in order to conceive a baby, although it is still important to note that there are still some conditions that can affect pregnancy chances during assisted hatching.

In some cases, women may find it difficult to bear a child because of medical assistance. However, assisted hatching can make their experience easier because in this case no interventions are necessary, meaning that a woman can still use her own body’s normal mechanisms to help her with the process of getting pregnant.

Assisted hatching can also help women who have already had an unsuccessful pregnancy conceive again. It can help women get back the lost time during the pregnancy that has been spent on medical procedures.