Who Needs ICSI?
ICSI is commonly recommended for:
Low sperm count
Poor sperm motility
Abnormal sperm shape
Previous fertilization failure
Surgical sperm retrieval cases
Frozen sperm sample
Symptoms or Indicators
Male factor infertility
Poor semen analysis results
Previous failed IVF fertilization
How ICSI Treatment Works
Egg retrieval from the female partner
Selection of healthy sperm
Injection of one sperm into each mature egg
Embryo development and transfer
Success Factors
Success rates depend on:
Egg quality
Sperm DNA quality
Female age
Embryology laboratory standards
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
ICSI improves fertilization rates in male factor infertility but pregnancy success still depends on embryo quality and uterine health.
Yes. ICSI has been safely used worldwide for many years.