Ovulation did not occur; two attempts at follicular aspiration combined with artificial insemination resulted in biochemical pregnancies.

Patient's question:

I am 28 years old and have never been pregnant. Two years ago, during ovulation monitoring, I discovered that my follicles could grow on their own, but they would not rupture. I was given HCG and Decapeptyl, but they still did not rupture.

Doctor's answer:

Since it's urgent, I would recommend IVF more, as it is the most successful treatment option among all. The success rate per cycle is about 50%.