What should I do if I cannot get pregnant after undergoing egg retrieval and artificial insemination?

Patient's question:

I am 28 years old and have never been pregnant. Two years ago, I was monitored for follicles and found that they grow on their own, but they don't break. I was given HCG and Decapeptyl, but they still didn't break.

Doctor's answer:

Since it's urgent, it's even more recommended that you consider IVF, as it is the most successful treatment option among all available therapies, with a success rate of approximately 50% per cycle. There are many factors that can lead to follicle puncture, and patients need to seek timely diagnosis and treatment. It is advisable to go to a specialized hospital for treatment. Pay attention to the progression of your condition, avoid indiscriminate treatment, and prioritize self-care. Maintain a balanced diet, stay clean, and best wishes for your recovery!

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