Can we have test tube baby?
‘Test Tube’ is a bit of an antiquated term. Talk to a fertility specialist. There are really two options, IUI (intra-uterine insemination) where you take an ovulation booster and when you do ovulate, you go to the clinic, he gives a sperm sample, and it is washed and then injected into your uterus. This can be successful if he has low sperm motility. If you have blocked tubes however, IUI will not work. This procedure is by far the less expensive of the two and sometimes covered by insurance. The other option is IVF (In vitro fertilisation), or more often these days ICSI (intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection). With IVF or ICSI, you will take drugs to boost the number of eggs you produce in a cycle. When the time is right, multiple eggs will be harvested from you. Sperm from him will be injected directly into each egg, and the resulting blastocysts are then implanted into your uterus. This procedure has a high incidence of multiples, and your doctor may suggest selective reduction if that
