Born in 1981, elizabeth carr – america's first in vitro fertilization baby – has strived to live an exemplary life for 44 years to dispel prejudices about the method.
My husband and I have been married for one year and have not conceived; we plan to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF). I am currently taking acne medication; can I still proceed with IVF? (Mai Ha, 28, Hung Yen)
A 63-year-old woman in Jilin province successfully delivered a baby girl through IVF after the tragic loss of her son, igniting widespread debate on ethics and medical risks.
The rate of women undergoing egg freezing is increasing, with the average age dropping, driven by the pressure of the "biological clock" and a desire for autonomous motherhood.
A 33-year-old man from Ha Nam, Truong, asks if he and his wife can conceive through artificial insemination after two years of marriage and a diagnosis of azoospermia.
Ms. Thuy, carrying a chromosomal structural abnormality known as a robertsonian translocation, successfully gave birth to two healthy children through in vitro fertilization and embryo screening.
After three failed in vitro fertilization attempts abroad, Thuy and her husband traveled from Germany to Vietnam for treatment and successfully conceived.
I am 35 years old, have been infertile for 4 years, and want to undergo in vitro fertilization to have children, but I am concerned this method carries a risk of stroke. (Lan Ha, Lang Son)
After seven years of trying without success, Nga and her husband discovered her left fallopian tube was dilated and his sperm was weak following an examination.
