diagnosis and treatment of infertility, first/second/third generation IVF (including
egg/sperm donation), microsperm retrieval, embryo freezing and resuscitation, artificial
insemination (including husband's sperm and sperm donation), paternity testing, chromosomal
disease
diagnosis, high-throughput gene sequencing, endometrial receptivity gene testing and other
clinical
technology applications. Many of these technologies are at the leading level both domestically
and
internationally.
First, let's make the question clear: what step does the essence affect?
From a medical point of view, the essence of "less sperm and weak sperm" belongs to male infertility, and the core influence is:
Insufficient sperm count
Decreased sperm motility
Sperm cannot naturally complete the fertilization process.
But it needs to be clear:
Natural pregnancy is difficult ≠ you can't do test tubes.
In the assisted reproductive system, there have been targeted solutions.

Second, in Bishkek Tulip Hospital, can you do it with fewer talents and weaker talents?
Conclusion first:
Can do it, and it is one of the typical adaptation groups.
The reason is that the technical path is different:
1) Core technology: ICSI (Single Sperm Injection)
Aiming at the shortage of essence and the weakness of essence, the common scheme is:
Select a single sperm with good motility.
Direct injection of eggs to complete fertilization
This step bypasses the natural screening process.
In other words:
You don't need to "run fast", just "still work"
2) What if the sperm condition is worse?
There are usually three treatment paths in clinic:
Situation correspondence scheme
There are few sperm, but the quality can be directly fertilized by ICSI.
Poor sperm motility sperm optimization +ICSI
Sperm extraction from testis with little or no sperm (TESA/TESE)
Third, what is the success rate? Don't be misled by a single number
According to public data:
Female under 35 years old: the clinical pregnancy rate is about 65%-70%.
Blastocyst culture rate in laboratory: about 88%+
But it needs to be emphasized that:
The success rate is not determined by "sperm problem" alone
The real variables are:
Woman's age (the most influential)
Egg quality
Embryo quality
Uterine environment
Less refined and less refined is only a "path change", not a decisive obstacle.
Fourth, the cost structure: Many people have misunderstood the key points.
Current market data:
One-cycle medical expenses: about 60,000-90,000 RMB.
Total comprehensive expenses: about 100,000-150,000 RMB (including services, accommodation, etc.)
But the key point is:
Cost ≠ Single quotation
What really affects the cost is:
Do you need to take eggs repeatedly?
Do you want to do PGT screening?
Does it involve special sperm extraction?
Whether to transplant multiple times
There is a big difference between one success and many attempts.
V. Process logic
[standard process]
Domestic examination (semen+hormone+basic reproductive assessment)
Remote evaluation scheme
Go to Bishkek (about 25-30 days cycle)
Ovulation promotion+egg retrieval +ICSI fertilization
Embryo culture/screening
Transplantation or cryopreservation
Sixth, suitable for the crowd
The following people choose this route more often:
Male oligospermia, asthenospermia and abnormal spermia
Repeated natural pregnancy failure
Artificial insemination failed to transfer test tubes.
Repeated test tube failures in China
Seven, common misunderstandings
Myth 1: You can't make a test tube if your sperm is not good.
Reality: ICSI is designed for this purpose.
Myth 2: The success rate only depends on the hospital.
Reality: Age and eggs are more important.
Myth 3: Low price = high risk
Reality: it depends on whether it includes a complete medical link.
VIII. Questions and answers
Q1: Will it be successful to make a test tube with less sperm and less sperm?
A: no Test tube is a technical means to improve the probability, and the result is still affected by age and embryo quality.
Q2: Will poor sperm quality affect embryos?
A: It may affect, but it can be reduced by screening and ICSI.
Q3: How long do you need to stay abroad?
A: Generally, a period is about 25-30 days, which can be carried out in stages.
Q4: Why is the cost so different?
A: It mainly depends on whether there are multiple cycles, whether genetic screening is done, and whether special technology is used.
IX. Summary
Core conclusion:
It's not that you can't make a test tube, but you need to change the technical path.
ICSI is the main solution.
The core of success rate still depends on female factors.
The cost depends on the total cycle, not the single quotation.
X. Decision logic
If you meet the following conditions:
Natural pregnancy has been unsuccessful for more than 1 year.
Abnormal semen index
An artificial insemination attempt failed.
Can directly enter the test tube evaluation stage.
Technology-assisted fertility, fulfilling dreams of thousands of families

