Ly, 31, experienced a miscarriage and then struggled to conceive again for four years; examinations revealed both she and her husband had medical conditions causing infertility.
Phi, 38, underwent a pre-remarriage check-up and discovered he had azoospermia, necessitating surgery to retrieve and freeze sperm to preserve his chance of having children.
Many people have advised me to take supplements to thicken the uterine lining before embryo transfer. Is this true, and how should I supplement? (Thanh Ha, TP HCM)
After two early miscarriages and three failed embryo transfers, 37-year-old Phuong Anh had to undergo multiple cycles of egg collection for in vitro fertilization to conceive her second child.
Thuy, 39, experienced six years of infertility due to ovarian endometriosis, which diminished her ovarian reserve and necessitated multiple egg retrievals for in vitro fertilization.
After 10 years of infertility and six in vitro fertilization attempts, 36-year-old Han successfully gave birth to a healthy child despite transferring a chromosomally abnormal embryo.
Ha, who suffered three years of infertility due to endometriosis and endometritis, successfully conceived after comprehensive treatment and in vitro fertilization.
My, 41, who experienced 5 years of infertility and multiple failed in vitro fertilization embryo transfers, finally welcomed her child with the last remaining embryo.
After eight years of infertility and consecutive failed in vitro fertilization attempts, Mai and her husband experienced significant stress, impacting their marriage.
Hung, 32, with bilateral testicular atrophy, a chromosomal abnormality, and varicocele, underwent a "2-in-1" surgery to retrieve sperm, enabling him to have children.
Phuong, 41, experienced ten years of infertility due to a gene mutation linked to hypercoagulation and vasculitis, leading to miscarriages and stillbirths.
Hysterosalpingography is often indicated when women experience long-term infertility, recurrent miscarriages, or are suspected of having abnormalities in the uterine cavity or fallopian tubes.
My husband and I have been trying for a baby for three years, and my anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) level is only 0.8 ng/mL. Can this be improved? (Mai, 35, Can Tho)
