Patient's question:
I'm only 27 years old this year. I've failed two IVF long protocols. The first time, I had 8 eggs retrieved and they were used to create two fresh embryos for transfer. The second time, I had 12 eggs retrieved, and they were also used to create two fresh embryos for transfer. The rest were of too poor quality to be used. I'm wondering if there are high requirements for sperm when cultivating blastocysts?Doctor's answer:
The failure of the fertilized egg to develop successfully may be caused by abnormal fertilized egg development, insufficient endocrine levels, or other specific reasons that need to be determined through examination. It is important to communicate with the attending doctor to identify the cause and provide targeted treatment. In daily life, it is necessary to maintain a relaxed state of mind, keep a cheerful mood, and ensure good hygiene. Herbal medicine can be used to regulate the body, and pregnancy should be considered only after the body has been properly adjusted.