A special dye is injected through the cervix and flows into the uterine cavity and through the tubes. If the tubes are not blocked, the dye will spill out of the tubes into the abdomen indicating that the tubes are open. The uterine cavity can also be examined for the presence of fibroids, polyps or scar tissue. Removal of fibroids, scar tissue, and polyps may be performed in this way without having to operate on the abdomen. Fertility medications are given to mature multiple eggs which are then removed from the ovary and placed into a dish with sperm.
Fertilization therefore occurs outside the body.
There are variations of this procedure to accommodate various faiths and religious beliefs. Abnormalities may lead insights into recurrent pregnancy loss, premature ovarian failure, primary amenorrhea, and low sperm counts. Various laser and microsurgical procedures can be performed through the laparoscope. This condition is often treated with progesterone or ovulation induction medications. Occurs when there are no more oocytes in the ovaries.