In Vitro Fertilization-time's Up

From Birmingham, Alabama, came news that the the alternative technique for fertilization"in vitro" will be "history"because soon that technique will be replaced with cheaper and more successful methods.A new approach to the treatment of infertility involves taking medicines that stimulate ovulation and fertilization intrauterus fertilization, during which a sperm is injected into the uterus.So far, this method was successful in as many as 33 percent of a patient, it costs between 300 and 400 dollars, while the price of treatment "in vitro" from 8,000 to as much as $ 10,000dollars.The study of this new method included 932 couples who have been cured of sterility in ten hospital centers throughout the U.S.The reason for infertility was definitely not established at each of these pairs, but it was known that men possess a normal or a sufficient number of spermatozoids.Treatments were more effectively in women with minor inflammation of endometrium,and it was also effective in cases with infertility where it was not any explainason why there is no pregnancy.In the case of block "fallopian tubes" and a small number of sperm, a new therapy can not help. That the possibilities of medicine in the treatment of sterility is growing,it is proved another method -Cystic transfer of sperm into the fallopian tube. Five days after fertilization, four eggs are develop to blasto Cystic phase, and then only two are implanting in the uterus, in order to maximize their opportunities to survive.The chances of both babies (in the case of multiple pregnancy)to be born live is much higher - as much as 65%, compared to 30% as much as the sex ratio after the application of the classic "in vitro" method.However, this method is best for patients who want only one,and no more children,and are older than 35 years Dr. Michael Stejnkampf the University of Alabama at Birmingham said that.So lets hope that this kind of treatment will help a lot of women.