There is a difference between the in vitro fertilization treatment, which is usually applied and recommended by couples who do not get results from the vaccination treatment, and vaccination, primarily in terms of purpose.

Both treatments are started on the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual period, but the purpose of IVF treatment is different. In the vaccination treatment, it is aimed to ensure the growth of a maximum of 2 or 3 eggs. Because in this technique, the growth of more eggs can create a risk of multiple pregnancy. In IVF treatment, the aim is to obtain 6 to 10 eggs. The dose of the drugs used to reach this number of eggs is higher than the vaccination treatment. The follow-up technique of IVF and vaccination treatment is the same. It is done in the same order to follow the development of the eggs growing at certain intervals with ultrasound and to adjust the dose of the drug.

In the following stages, the differences will be seen more clearly

In the vaccination treatment, when the egg cells in the ovary reach a certain size, an egg cracking injection is made and the cracking time of the egg is determined. 24-36 hours after the injection, the sperms taken from the father-to-be are prepared and placed in the uterus by means of a catheter in a special medium. After that, the sperm cells are expected to reach the egg and fertilize it. In IVF, after more eggs are grown with higher doses, it is entered vaginally and the eggs in the ovary are collected without cracking. The fertilization procedure of eggs taken out of the body with sperm cells is carried out under the supervision of a specialist. After the growth and development of the resulting embryos is followed, one or two of the best quality are placed into the uterus by means of a catheter. While there are only sperms in the catheter in the vaccination treatment, there is a fertilized-fertilized egg cell in the IVF treatment. Therefore, the level of success in IVF treatment is higher than inoculation treatment.