You must have the basic information about conventional IVF treatment; even if you don’t or want to read a concise description about it then here you are –

IVF includes multiple procedures involving both – man and the woman in the couple, but majorly the role of the female partner is there. The female is provided fertility medication and regular hormonal injection (for 10 to 14 days) during the first step of IVF. These medications are given to produce multiple eggs from the female’s ovaries at the time of maturity. The female patient pays a few visits in between these days for ultrasounds and blood hormonal tests. Expert investigates the stage of oocytes (eggs) and when eggs are ready to retrieve. On the given date by the expert, the specialist collects the eggs by using a hollow-needle. These eggs are then kept next to the sperm (in the petri dish) for natural fertilization. Once the sperm gets penetrated the egg’s wall, fertilization is nearly accomplished.

Now if talking, about Assisted hatching in India, the work-role begins here once the embryos are formed.

Assisted hatching is a laboratory technique which helps IVF or ICSI-created embryos to hatch. During this method, the IVF specialist creates a small hole in the zona pellucida of the embryos – mechanically, chemically or by using a laser – to allow the embryo to ‘hatch out’ through the treated area.

The fertility team of We Care IVF Surrogacy uses a directional fibre-optic laser system to make a fissure in the zona safely and swiftly. Assisted hatching is the process, which is always carried out just before the fertilized eggs or embryos are transferred into the recipient’s womb or uterus.