Patient's question:
I have secondary infertility, endometriosis stage 1. In the past, I had laparoscopic surgery, and later became infertile naturally. I have undergone two IVF procedures, but they were not successful. I used to take fertility drugs, and I was not allergic to them. I still want to have children.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the situation you mentioned is not that you can only get pregnant through IVF, but rather that the possibility of getting pregnant through IVF is relatively higher. When undergoing IVF, it is equally important to check the condition of the ovarian function, the hormonal levels in the body, and the condition of the endometrium. Additionally, it is necessary to ensure that there are no severe vaginal infections. Indeed, the possibility of successfully forming a blastocyst before transplantation can be increased. However, the success rate of persisting with IVF remains around 50%.