ICSI boosts IVF success for unexplained infertility, changing treatment outcomes.
The study looked at different fertilization methods for couples struggling with infertility during in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment. They found that using a method called ICSI can improve fertilization rates and increase the chances of getting pregnant, especially for couples who have been trying to conceive for a long time. In particular, ICSI was more effective than traditional IVF for couples with longer infertility periods. This research suggests that using ICSI during IVF can be a beneficial option for couples facing primary infertility without a clear cause.