Patient's question:
Last time, I took 20 embryos, none of which developed into blastocysts. I was able to create 12 embryos, and during the transfer, the doctor said they were grade 1 blastocysts.What kind of help I need: Could you please ask the doctor if my blastocysts simply fail to implant, and what could be the reason? Are there any effective treatments available in the United States?
Doctor's answer:
It is difficult to speculate on your situation at the moment. You must successfully complete a cycle of IVF in the United States to see how many blastocysts you can achieve. However, before going to the U.S., I have a suggestion that you need to follow: engage in 30 minutes of activity every day, maintaining six days of activity per week. Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is generally caused by excessive male hormones in the body, which cannot be detected through blood tests but can be identified with an ultrasound. Exercise can help reduce insulin secretion, as insulin primarily stimulates the excretion of male hormones. This can lower male hormone levels, reduce ovarian function, or you may need medication like metformin, which can block insulin transmission and increase insulin excretion. However, the most important thing is to start exercising early, as it is difficult to determine whether you are part of the small minority who may succeed or if the issue lies with the technology in China. Take Coenzyme Q10 and undergo comprehensive conditioning.