Patient's question:
There is a child who wants a second child. Both times, there was a miscarriage at three months. The third time, it was an ectopic pregnancy, and now she has decided to pursue in vitro fertilization. To have a second child has also been very stressful for her. Now, she wants to consult about pursuing in vitro fertilization for her situation and wants to know whether single-embryo transfer or triple-embryo transfer has a higher success rate.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you have had a previous miscarriage, except for one ectopic pregnancy. In your case, it is better to choose third-generation IVF. The third-generation culture dish requires taking one or more blastomeres during the embryo culture stage, specifically during the cleavage stage or blastocyst stage, to perform genetic screening tests. Then, normal embryos are selected for implantation. This is suitable for couples with genetic diseases, chromosomal abnormalities, high-aged pregnant women, habitual abortion, and other conditions.