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.
A 30-year-old woman with polycystic ovary syndrome, trying to conceive for three years with a healthy husband, asks whether to choose intrauterine insemination or in vitro fertilization.
Huong, 33, experienced three years of infertility due to inflammation and endometriosis, but successful treatment led to a successful in vitro fertilization.
Nga, 39, who endured eight failed embryo transfers and seven canceled in vitro fertilization cycles due to a thin uterine lining, finally welcomed a child with her one remaining embryo.
Ly, 34, infertile for two years due to poor egg quality, successfully conceived after doctors used immature egg culture to mature eggs and create a day 5 embryo.
Nghia, 40, experienced a complex condition involving blocked vas deferens and testicular damage, which severely impaired sperm production and resulted in 10 years of infertility.
For three years after their wedding, Hanh, 29, repeatedly sought infertility examinations alone, as her husband, Hung, declined testing, confident in his good health.
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)
