IVF technology for single women is feasible, but it needs to weigh legal, health and economic costs. It is recommended to give priority to understanding overseas policies and medical regulations.

The core process includes:
① Medical evaluation: Confirm fertility through hormone testing, ovarian function screening and genetic counseling, and select a legal sperm bank or self-sperm donation
② Induction of ovulation: Inject drugs to stimulate the development of multiple mature eggs in the ovary, and adjust medication through ultrasound monitoring
③ Oocyte retrieval surgery: Oocyte retrieval is usually carried out under anesthesia guided by transvaginal ultrasound, and the postoperative rest is 2 hours
④ In vitro fertilization: This is completed using in vitro fertilization or ICSI technology, and the embryos are cultured to the blastocyst stage (5-6 days)
④ Embryo transfer: Screening high-quality embryos for implantation into the uterus, and the corpus luteum supports and protects the fetus after surgery
④ Pregnancy test: A blood test 14 days after transplantation confirms pregnancy. Successful patients need to continue prenatal check-ups.