Patient's question:
Married for 4 years without pregnancy, Western medicine examination revealed bilateral tubal blockage, had tubal irrigation, still not pregnant. Started IVF in 2013, failed for the third time in July 2014, embryo did not implant.Doctor's answer:
Ovarian reserve insufficiency is a challenge in IVF, with a low number of retrieved eggs and poor egg quality, leading to poor embryonic development potential. In this case, microstimulation is recommended, using a small amount of medication each month to aim for 1-2 high-quality eggs. This can be done continuously each month to accumulate embryos for later frozen transfer. During these two months, taking Vitamin E and Coenzyme Q10 can help nourish the ovaries. If pregnancy is desired, it is still important to pursue IVF promptly.