Why ICSI is Done: Know Why ICSI Treatment is Done

When a man's sperm is unable to fertilise an egg despite IVF, a specialised treatment known as Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection ICSI is used. This procedure improves the couple's chances of becoming pregnant. Male infertility caused by low sperm count, low motility, azoospermia, erectile dysfunction, or infertility with no clear cause may be treated using this treatment.

It aids in the treatment of infertility issues such as:

Artificial insemination (intrauterine insemination [IUI]) or IVF are not possible since the male spouse generates insufficient sperm.
It's possible that the sperm won't migrate normally.
It's possible that the sperm will have problems adhering to the egg.
Sperm may not be able to leave the male reproductive system due to a blockage.
Traditional IVF has failed to fertilise eggs, regardless of sperm quality.
Eggs that have been developed in vitro are being used.
Eggs that had previously been frozen are being utilised.