I have unexplained infertility, five failed in vitro fertilization embryo transfers, and one biochemical pregnancy. Can the cause be identified and improved? (Vi, 36, TP HCM)
I underwent in vitro fertilization and produced 5 embryos, but 4 failed to develop. The one day 5 embryo transferred did not result in pregnancy. Is there a way to improve embryo quality? (Linh, age 33)
Hong, 42, conceived after 12 years of infertility, three early miscarriages, and her husband's severely compromised sperm, thanks to in vitro fertilization.
After 10 years of infertility, including miscarriages and multiple failed embryo transfers, Nuong, 41, and her husband successfully conceived through in vitro fertilization and had a child.
My husband and I received embryo biopsy results showing aneuploid abnormalities in multiple chromosomes (3, 4, 9) and a 30% mosaicism rate. Should such an embryo be transferred to the uterus? (Linh, Lam Dong)
Nguyet, 33, carrying the thalassemia gene, underwent in vitro fertilization and produced a single embryo with a 30% chromosomal abnormality, successfully giving birth to a healthy child.
Ms. Binh, 44, experienced recurrent multiple endometrial polyps and underwent hysteroscopic surgery to remove them before embryo transfer for in vitro fertilization.
After 10 years of having her first child through in vitro fertilization, 43-year-old Thuy, unable to conceive naturally, used a frozen embryo to have another child.
A 30-year-old woman, Ha Vy from TP HCM, asks if she needs genetic screening and embryo screening before in vitro fertilization (IVF) due to two early miscarriages.
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.
