Microinjection

ICSI is one of the most important techniques used to treat infertility and get rid of it, to help couples conceive. Doctors rely on ICSI to enhance the in vitro fertilization stage. We resort to using this method in the event that there are not enough sperm or the sperm cannot reach the egg in a normal way.

How is ICSI Done?

The ICSI process is done by collecting the eggs from the woman and the sperm from the man, and the egg is fertilized with one sperm directly, using a fine needle under the microscope. ICSI is performed in several stages, not one stage, such as: collecting eggs and sperm, fertilizing the egg with sperm, and implanting the embryos in the woman’s uterus.

Once fertilization has occurred, the fertilized egg – now called an embryo – grows in the laboratory for 1 to 5 days before being transferred to the uterus.

This method is considered the most optimal and preferred worldwide, and it is considered a great development in the success rate of fertilizing eggs, because in this way fertilization can occur even with the use of a very small number of sperm.

Where does The ICSI Process Take Place?

Due to the accuracy of the process, we always recommend going to the best specialized microscopic injection center, in the event that you are unable to follow up with Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Jihad, a specialist in ICSI in Jeddah, as he is distinguished by his long experience in performing these operations in particular, and treating infertility and reproductive problems in general.

What is The Success Rate of ICSI?

The success rate of ICSI varies according to the availability of conditions for the success of ICSI. Among the most important of these conditions or factors:

• The age of the wife and the health status of the spouses

The age of the wife is one of the most important factors affecting the success rate of ICSI. The success rate is usually higher for women between the ages of 30 and 35, when the fertilization rate reaches 61%, and the success rate for ICSI at the age of 37 is slightly lower than that, and it drops significantly after the age of 40.

• oocyte quality

The quality of the eggs is one of the main factors affecting the success of ICSI. The higher the quality of the eggs, the greater the chance of pregnancy.

• Sperm quality

Sperm quality plays an important role in the success rate of ICSI. Where the sperm must be strong, healthy, and able to fertilize well, and the number is never required.

• suitable number of embryos

The success of this process also depends on the number of suitable embryos that are implanted in the woman’s uterus. It is preferable to select high-quality embryos for implantation in order to increase the chance of pregnancy.

• accept the uterus

The woman’s uterus must be able to accommodate the implanted embryos.

• other health factors

There are several other health factors that must be taken into account to increase the success rate of ICSI, such as: maintaining blood sugar, avoiding stress and stress, following a healthy diet, and getting enough sleep.

It is important to consult a Dr. Mahmoud Jihad, to evaluate the condition of the spouses and determine the factors that affect the success rate of ICSI in their specific case.

What is The Cost of ICSI?

The cost of ICSI varies from one case to another, and it also includes many other factors, such as: clinics and different medical centers, surgeries, number of embryos, laboratory and cultivation costs, and so on. But we offer our clients the most competitive prices with the highest possible quality.

Just contact us now to find out the exact diagnosis of the case first, and then we will tell you the unbeatable cost.