What are the dangers of artificial insemination?

Artificial insemination is actually the use of artificial methods to help infertile couples fulfill their wish to become parents. This is also a manifestation of the development of medicine. However, many people will have doubts about this and think that artificial insemination will actually cause adverse harm. But in fact, artificial insemination will not bring adverse effects to our physical health, so infertile couples can try this method to conceive.

Artificial insemination can actually effectively help you rely on scientific technology to solve the sadness and sorrow caused by infertility and fulfill the wish of becoming a parent. So when you encounter this kind of trouble in life, you can try artificial insemination to get pregnant.

No harm

Artificial insemination refers to the use of artificial injection to inject semen into the female reproductive tract, enabling couples (the husband suffers from male infertility and the wife has normal reproductive function) to have children. The history of artificial insemination dates back more than a hundred years, but the successful clinical applications only began in the 1950s.

Methods of artificial insemination include:

(1) Artificial insemination with husband’s semen means artificial insemination using the husband’s semen. It is mainly suitable for male infertility caused by oligospermia, asthenozoospermia and semen liquefaction failure.

(2) Artificial insemination using sperm provided by a voluntary sperm donor. It is mainly suitable for azoospermia and a small number of male infertile men with congenital malformations of the male reproductive tract or genetic diseases.

(3) Artificial insemination with mixed sperm: The sperm of the sperm donor is mixed with the husband's semen for artificial insemination to reduce the psychological burden.

The purpose of artificial insemination is to treat male infertility, so it is required that the wife's reproductive function must be normal, the woman's fallopian tubes must be unobstructed, and her ovaries must have normal ovulation function. The appropriate time for artificial insemination is the pre-ovulation period when cervical mucus secretion is the most, and B-ultrasound can be used to monitor the development of follicles.

After understanding it, we know that artificial insemination will not bring us any harm, so couples who encounter infertility problems can safely try artificial insemination to conceive. Don't have any psychological burden. As long as you maintain a happy mood, artificial insemination can be successful.