Patient's question:
I want to ask my husband for a second child, but after carefully checking, I found that I have premature ovarian failure. I want to ask if it's possible to have a test tube baby with premature ovarian failure?Doctor's answer:
The ovaries have again shown premature aging, indicating that ovulation is no longer occurring or there are no dominant follicles, making it difficult to conceive. In this case, it doesn't necessarily mean that IVF is the only option. You can still take normal ovulation induction medication, and if there are dominant follicles, you may be able to conceive naturally. IVF is specifically for those with blocked fallopian tubes, and it is a very good option for such individuals. Rest more often.