Wear pregnant women ... put the monitor on you

A tracking sensor smaller than a coin, easily inserted into the uterus through your door can give hope to infertile women.

The work is supported directly by many doctors and engineers at the University of Southampton (UK) and directly supported by a senior health care agency, the UK Health Service (NHS).

Attach tracking devices to people, make some simple advice and "love", many women infertility can naturally pregnant - (artwork from the internet).

Using it is extremely simple: the doctor or nurse will insert a size sensor that is smaller than a coin into the uterus through the natural path of the door. It will be in it, spy on and send all the secrets inside the user's body to a device attached to the panties. This device continues to decode information and "report" to a pre-registered mobile phone.

Detecting this womb is to monitor information such as temperature, pH, oxygen concentration . and report it out every 30 minutes. This information is very important in determining the exact cause of infertility - infertility of that woman.

With detailed and constantly updated data sheets, they may not need complex treatments like in vitro fertilization (IVF). In some cases, things become extremely simple: put this device in, take an aspirin, "love" and . get pregnant. The reason is that women's infertility causes can come from an extremely small detail in the uterine environment and can be overcome by common drugs.

The sensor was inserted into the female patient's body and looked very much like a regular IUD, it was only 3.8mm across, the length was no more than a small coin, so it was very gentle and simple to put on it.

Close up to Southamton University equipment, in fact, smaller than a small coin - (photo provided by the research team).

In the UK, the cost of an IVF case is extremely expensive, up to £ 5,000 (more than VND 153 million). New equipment will be very cheap compared to that number. Moreover, pregnancy will occur naturally due to intercourse, so users of the device will not suffer from the pain, health risks that may occur when doing IVF or costing additional costs. .

Professor Ying Cheong, head of the study, said that by monitoring many women 'wombs, they could even know a standard uterine environment, most suitable for pregnancy as How to help many people quickly get good news thanks to simple advice.