💔 Case Study | She, who had repeated miscarriages, successfully became a mother in the United States

Three miscarriages, I can hardly hold onto hope anymore.
It was an American doctor who told me: it's not that you can't conceive, butThere is no rhythm between the embryo and the uterus。”
——Ms. Huang, 36 years old, successfully gave birth to a child through IVF in the United States

📖 Her experience: hope and disappointment time and time again

Ms. Huang has not been pregnant for many years after marriage. After the age of 35, she naturally became pregnant twice, but both times the pregnancy stopped at 7-8 weeks. After attempting domestic IVF, the first fertilization failed and the second successful transplantation resulted in another miscarriage.

Every time I see an increase in HCG during a blood draw and it's announced to be terminated, that feeling is too painful

The doctor suspected that she had "immunological miscarriage" or chromosomal abnormalities in the embryo, but there was still no clear diagnosis plan.

Her turning point: going to IFC (INCINTA Fertility Center) in the United States

On the recommendation of a friend, Ms. Huang contacted the IFC IVF Center in California, USA and had an online consultation with Dr. James Lin's team.

🔍 The evaluation provided by the US team focuses on two aspects:

• Unknown embryo quality (PGT has not been performed domestically)

• The structure of the uterine cavity is normal, but there may be "misplacement of the implantation window" or immune abnormalities

The doctor said:“To be able to carry it and also to keep it, we can help you solve both problems at the same time.”

🔬 What did she do right?

✅ 1. Embryo screening (PGT-A): Identify healthy embryos

• During the ovulation induction cycle, a total of 9 eggs were retrieved and 5 blastocysts were cultured

• Performing embryo chromosome screening (PGT), it was found that 3 of them were abnormal, and only 2 were healthy and transplantable

• She knew for the first time:It turns out that miscarriage is not a problem with the uterus, but rather a chromosomal defect in the embryo itself!

✅ 2. Precise Detection of Implantation Window (ERA): Transplanting 'Time'

• Through ERA testing, it was found that her "planting window" was delayed by 24 hours compared to normal women

• The doctor rearranged the transplant time,Place the embryo in the 'just right uterine environment'

✅ 3. Immune regulation+luteal support

• Examination revealed a slight increase in NK cell activity

• Administer low-dose hormone+immune regulation regimen before and after transplantation to assist in smooth embryo implantation and stable pregnancy

🌟 Her result: The first transplant was successful

✅ I successfully became pregnant after my first test tube transplant to the United States
✅ During pregnancy, continue luteal support according to the US protocol until 12 weeks
✅ Now the baby is over 5 months old, healthy and lively

She said, "Before, I thought I couldn't conceive, but now I know it's because of the 'wrong method'

📊 Why can the United States help patients with recurrent miscarriages succeed?

📌 The United States focuses on "causal analysis+personalized solutions" rather than repeated attempts.

❤️ Doctor's message (Dr. Lin Bingxun):

Many people are not unable to conceive, butNot treated with precision。
Identifying the mechanism behind failure is the true value of test tubes

✅ If you have also experienced the following situations:

• Two or more instances of fetal arrest or natural miscarriage

• HCG increases after transplantation but develops slowly

• Normal embryo development but repeated failures

• The doctor said 'there's no problem', but it's just that I can't conceive

📌 Don't be confused anymore. Going to the United States for IVF can help you find itAccurate answers and solutions。

🎁 Want to obtain:

• Are you suitable for PGT or ERA?

• Which American clinic is good at handling miscarriage/failure cases?

• From evaluation to the process, cost, and success rate of traveling to the United States?

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