Patient's question:
Currently 29 years old, with a right anterior wall of the uterus that protrudes outward due to a 3 cm adenomyoma. CA125: 51, diagnosed with endometriosis. The endometrium is not uniform, but an ultrasound performed after menstruation showed no polyps. Endocrine FSH: 11.6, indicating some ovarian early aging. Mature follicles develop every month, but they need to be stimulated to be released. In June 2013, 4 follicles were retrieved via IVF to form one embryo, which was implanted but did not result in pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
Currently, in vitro fertilization (IVF) is the most successful method. However, a history of chemotherapy and surgery can affect the quality and quantity of eggs, resulting in a relatively lower success rate. If you come for consultation, please bring your previous test results, and the doctor will determine which ones can be used. If you plan to undergo another IVF, it would be more appropriate to wait until after September.