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Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is one of the assisted methods of artificial insemination (IVF). In ICSI, the physician directly introduces one viable spermatozoon into the cytoplasm of the ootid by using micromanipulators. The method features a high chance of pregnancy even in cases of an incurable form of infertility in men.

Many couples cannot become parents because of problems with the fecundation. The main task of the reproductive science is to help such couples have a native baby. This is where the procedure of artificial insemination is of great help.

Life can bring numerous joys, including the joy of achievement, the joy of creation, the joy of having sense of life. However, without full family, these joys may seem temporary. For most people, embracing one’s own offspring is one of the most important and priceless achievements in life. However, the reality may be unpleasant and even cruel, since infertility respects nobody’s social class, education, religion, or age.

Despite the desire of many people to have children, infertility is still a major challenge for many modern couples. But the good news is that artificial insemination comes in as one of the key technological interventions helping people to conceive.

Response to the BBC article In search of surrogates, foreign couples descend on Ukraine

When the couple decides to take advantage of this reproductive service, one of the topical issues is the choice of the country in which this is best done. Then the attention of many married couples turns to Ukraine, and this is correct, because Ukraine can rightly be called one of the most comfortable countries for the use of the newest reproductive technologies, including surrogate motherhood

Choosing reproductive services in Ukraine, couples will be able to select the gene material in such a way that the child's external features look like them. In Ukraine, surrogate motherhood is cheap with a very high level of reproductive services offered. Therefore, among Europeans, there is a great demand for the use of these reproductive technologies in Ukraine.

When the need to use donor material in treatment of infertility is in question many future parents are reasonably worried about genes their child will inherit from a donor. After all, it is genetics that the future of the child largely depends on – health, inclinations, appearance. Ukraine is now a popular country for residents of Europe and the CIS countries who need help in treating infertility. Egg donation is one of the most popular services provided by reproductive clinics. Obviously, the question of what are the advantages of Ukrainian genetics and its features will also be relevant.

The issue of using donor eggs and sperm to solve infertility problems is increasingly put on the agenda. In addition, according to some data when using donor’s oocytes both fresh and vitrified the chance of pregnancy is higher.