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【Tungs' Hospital】Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy Reveal Hidden Tumors: Tungs' Hospital Helps Patients Fight Cancer Early
【Tungs' Hospital】Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy Reveal Hidden Tumors: Tungs' Hospital Helps Patients Fight Cancer Early

MoreTungs' HospitalInformation Mr. G, from the Philippines, came to Taiwan with his family and friends for a health checkup. It was his first time undergoing a gastroscopy and colonoscopy. Feeling generally healthy, he had never considered such examinations before. During the procedure, the doctor discovered a tumor about 2 centimeters in size in his colon. This was a shocking revelation for Mr. G, as he had experienced no discomfort or abnormal symptoms. Further biopsy results confirmed the tumor to be colorectal cancer! Did you knowmark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-1-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">colorectal cancer/mark>is the third most common cancer worldwide? According to statistics from the World Health Organization (WHO), millions of people are diagnosed with this disease annually. Furthermore, data from WHO and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) show thatcolorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths globally, second only to lung cancer. Since colorectal cancer often presents no noticeable symptoms in its early stages, many patients are only diagnosed at an advanced stage, significantly increasing the difficulty and risks associated with treatment. Fortunately, Mr. G’s colorectal cancer was detected at an early stage during his health checkup. The Tungs’ Hospital medical team promptly confirmed the diagnosis, communicated with Mr. G and his family, and provided the best treatment options. The team recommended robotic-assisted surgery using themark class="has-inline-color has-ast-global-color-0-color" style="box-sizing: inherit; background-image: initial; background-position: 0px 0px; background-size: initial; background-repeat: initial; background-attachment: initial; background-origin: initial; background-clip: initial;">da Vinci system/mark>to remove the tumor. Compared to traditional surgery, the da Vinci procedure offerssmaller incisions, less bleeding, reduced postoperative pain, and significantly shorter recovery times. After discussing with his family, Mr. G decided to opt for this advanced treatment, and the hospital quickly arranged the surgical plan. During the surgery, the medical team successfully removed a 20-centimeter diseased section from Mr. G’s colon. Thanks to the da Vinci minimally invasive procedure, his incisions were smaller, blood loss was minimal, and his recovery was exceptionally smooth. By the second day, Mr. G could already get out of bed and walk, resuming normal activities in a short time. The entire treatment journey was completed in less than two weeks: from the initial health checkup, diagnosis, and surgery to discharge—. Mr. G returned to his home country fully treated, with his experience earning high praise from both him and his family for Tungs’ Hospital’s efficiency and professionalism. Mr. G’s case serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of regular health checkups. Early detection of diseases significantly improves treatment success rates, prevents progression, and reduces the need for prolonged and costly treatments. Tungs’ Hospital remains committed to providing efficient, precise medical care with advanced technology and meticulous examination processes, offering timely support to patients from all over the world. In the future, we will continue to help more patients with early detection and effective treatment, striving to be your trusted guardian of health. If you have any further questions or want to know more medical information, feel free to visit our websites: IMedS Offical Website Facebook Instagram WhatsApp __________ Data Sources https://www.who.int/news/item/01-02-2024-global-cancer-burden-growing–amidst-mounting-need-for-services https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/cancer https://www.unitypoint.org/news-and-articles/most-dangerous-cancers-in-men-and-women https://seer.cancer.gov/statfacts/html/common.html https://www.statista.com/statistics/288580/number-of-cancer-deaths-worldwide-by-type

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【Tungs' Hospital】 Breakthrough in Joint Degeneration with Adipose-Derived Stem Cells: Elderly Regains Healthy Knees in Two Weeks
【Tungs' Hospital】 Breakthrough in Joint Degeneration with Adipose-Derived Stem Cells: Elderly Regains Healthy Knees in Two Weeks

Visit:【Tungs' Hospital】Taiwan Medical Travel Grandpa Huang, Bionet, and Tungs' Hospital Medical Team celebrate recovery Stem cell therapy for knee osteoarthritis is becoming a global trend in regenerative medicine! Tungs' Hospital, in collaboration with BIONET, treated 80-year-old Grandpa Huang for Osteoarthritis using Adipose-derived stem cell therapy. His knee pain, which had plagued him for five years, improved within just two weeks. Taiwan's healthcare system and health insurance are widely recognized for their excellence. According to the 2023 Global Healthcare Index released by the global database site Numbeo, Taiwan has ranked first worldwide for five consecutive years. Along with the recent regulatory relaxation of cell therapy under the "Regenerative Medicine Law," Tungs' Hospital has accumulated substantial real-world data on indications related to regenerative medicine and tissue repair. Dr. Ou Yanquan, director of the Innovation Center at Tungs' Hospital, expressed his enthusiasm for welcoming patients from around the world to Taiwan’s international-grade medical centers for Adipose-derived stem cell therapy, regardless of nationality. "When I heard that I would need a knee replacement and at least three months of post-surgery rehabilitation, I was terrified!" Grandpa Huang's knee joints naturally degenerated with age. Over five years, he underwent conservative treatments such as medication, hyaluronic acid, and PRP, but his knee pain persisted. Walking and climbing stairs at home were difficult. He then switched to Tungs' Hospital, where he received Adipose-derived stem cell therapy. Within two weeks, he experienced reduced pain and swelling in his knee joints and improved mobility in daily activities. Now, he can drive and climb stairs with ease and is overjoyed with the results. Grandpa Huang's knee x-ray before treatment (showed visible joint narrowing due to Osteoarthritis) !-- wp:paragraph {"style":{"elements":{"link":{"color":{"text":"var:preset|color|ast-global-color-5"}}}},"textColor":"ast-global-color-5"} --> !-- /wp:paragraph --> !-- wp:paragraph {"style":{"typography":{"lineHeight":1.6}},"fontSize":"medium"} --> !-- /wp:paragraph --> Dr. Zheng Yujie from the Orthopedics Department at Tungs' Hospital stated that, unlike traditional knee replacement surgery—which often worries patients due to the risk of infection and a lengthy rehabilitation period of three to six months—stem cell therapy offers an alternative for those with knee degeneration and sports injuries. Dr. Zheng shared the story of Mr. Bai, a Chinese-American in his 50s who loves sports but had knees similar to those of a 70-year-old. Despite receiving similar treatments in the U.S., his condition did not improve. Hearing about Grandpa Huang’s recovery, Mr. Bai was inspired to return to Taiwan for treatment, hoping that stem cell therapy could finally relieve his pain. Compared to medical costs in the U.S., Adipose-derived stem cell therapy for Osteoarthritis in Taiwan is far more affordable, saving patients up to six months of post-surgery rehabilitation time—making it a more economically viable solution. Dr. Zheng emphasized that in the past, the treatment for Osteoarthritis before reaching the stage of knee replacement typically involved painkillers, as well as advice to avoid squatting, kneeling, and climbing stairs. If pain persisted after six months of medication, treatments like hyaluronic acid injections or PRP would be considered to alleviate symptoms. However, the mechanism of action of Adipose-derived stem cells is different; these active stem cells can actively and effectively repair joint cartilage and suppress inflammation. Additionally, they can repair minor damage to the meniscus inside the knee joint, making this therapy beneficial not only for the elderly but also for those suffering from sports-related knee injuries. Dr. Cai Zhengxian, chairman of BIONET, stated that Adipose-derived stem cells have regenerative and repair capabilities, and they are also applicable for tendon and ligament injuries. Recently, in collaboration with the National Pingtung University of Science and Technology, they conducted preclinical animal studies, using Adipose-derived stem cells to treat cartilage defects in knee joints. MRI observations showed significant cartilage regeneration after the injection, confirming both safety and efficacy. The results have been published in an international journal and have received international recognition. Dr. Cai hopes that more patients in need will see these results and come to Taiwan for treatment. According to a report by Polaris Market Research, the global Osteoarthritis market is expected to reach USD 15.3 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 8.5% from 2022 to 2030. Tungs' Hospital President Dr. Tong Minzhe presented Grandpa Huang with a sports equipment set as a gift. Dr. Ou Yanquan, Director of the Innovation Center at Tungs' Hospital, emphasized that stem cell therapy is an emerging medical technology. Previously, patients had to travel abroad for treatment, but with the initiation of local stem cell therapy programs, patients can now receive treatment in Taiwan, improving convenience. Dr. Tung Min-Che, the President of Tungs' Hospital, highlighted that the hospital continues to innovate in medical care, striving to upgrade advanced, precise, and regenerative medical technologies. Tungs' Hospital aims to provide higher-quality healthcare services, not only for the people of Taiwan but also for international patients in need, with the goal of becoming a trusted hospital for global citizens. Translated from: https://www.ctee.com.tw/news/20230823700832-431205

#Joint Replacement#Health Screening
【Taipei Fertility Center 】The Wait for Life: Standing Brave with You Until the End
【Taipei Fertility Center 】The Wait for Life: Standing Brave with You Until the End

Anna and her husband were deeply in love but faced challenges in conceiving. After trying for a long time without success, they decided to seek professional help and embarked on the journey of IVF. During her preparation for pregnancy, Anna discovered that she not only had a blocked fallopian tube on one side but also ovarian cysts. Facing these physical challenges, she immediately sought help from Dr. Yi-Hsuan Li at the Taipei Fertility Center (TFC). After a diagnosis, it was found that she had pituitary gland dysfunction, which led to ovulation problems and irregular periods. Thus, they decided to proceed with IVF to fulfill their family plan. When the critical moment of the IVF treatment approached, Anna felt extremely nervous, eagerly awaiting exciting news. Throughout the treatment, she experienced emotional ups and downs but firmly believed that all her efforts would lead to the joy of starting a family. During the treatment process, she encountered challenges, including a time when she was alarmed to find herself bleeding, which caused her great concern. However, at TFC Fertility Center, Dr. Li provided her with the best treatment plan, offering professional care and empathy, which gave her immense comfort and support. During every blood test, she felt the meticulous care and professionalism of the medical staff, often praising, 'TFC is truly outstanding! Every visit feels warm and respectful,' which reassured her and built her trust throughout the treatment. Finally, through Anna's brave efforts, she and her husband welcomed their long-awaited daughter. She hopes to share her experience with other women, suggesting that whether or not they are married, if they plan to have children, they should consider freezing their eggs early. This not only provides more options and opportunities for future family planning but also reduces the uncertainty and pressure surrounding fertility. 📍Opening Hours:www.tfcivf.com/en/outpatient 📍Phone number: +886-2-2725-2333 📍WeChat：tfc_ivf 📍WhatsApp：https://wa.me/886928651058 📍TFC App： iOS Download:https://pse.is/3pj328 Android Download:https://pse.is/3ppxzz#
W Story: Lovley twins came visit Dr. Wang
W Story: Lovley twins came visit Dr. Wang

This lovely couple, who came from Switzerland, brought their 2-year-old twins back home. 「Life is a miraculous process」 she said with admiration . Now that she returned to Taipei and hold two lovely twins by her side. For her, everything is different and she feels unprecedented happiness.o:p>/o:p> o:p>/o:p>o:p>/o:p> When she first stepped into Dr. Wang Reproductive Fertility Clinic, a voice told her that Dr. Wang Chia-Woei was the right doctor for them! Although she had experienced several failed IVF cycles, Dr. Wang encouraged her not to give up easily and suggested that the couple may try PGT-A/PGS to screen out chromosomally abnormal embryos; At the time she had her frozen embryo transfer, She was alone in Taiwan. After returning to Switzerland, She suffered from jet lag, discomfort and went see a doctor. Only then she was told that she was pregnant!! They never thought that they will soon become parents, and be blessed with a pair of healthy twins!o:p>/o:p> o:p>/o:p> o:p>/o:p>o:p>/o:p> She still remember very vividly while her pregnancy, Covid-19 was raging globally. And they just moved to a new environment where there were no family members and friends. 「I always missed my family members far away in mainland China」said her . Relying on her strong adaptability and understanding with her lovely "teammates", they had to take care of their twins by themselves after twins were born. Nevertheless, She felt the connection with twins was even more stronger. Luckily, the twins easily integrated into the local culture in Switzerland. Compared with Asian parenting more rely on 3C products, they prefer let the twins making friends with nature and exploring interesting things in their daily life. \ o:p>/o:p> Just because she often travels internationally, our lovely patient yearns for the stability of home very much. When she mentioned Dr. Wang Chia Woei, her eyes are full of gratitude, and the W team just provides such a warm atmosphere supporting her through the IVF path. After going through the tedious medical visa application, she came to Taiwan this time ready to transfer previously frozen embryos, and hopefully a younger sibling will make an already dynamic family more dynamic. The two cute and naughty twins melted the hearts of everyone present. Let’s keep our fingers crossed!o:p>/o:p>

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Unveiling Proton Therapy: China Medical University Hospital Innovates Healthcare Promotion to Malaysia, Advancing New Southbound Medical Exchange and Expanding Successful Experiences
Unveiling Proton Therapy: China Medical University Hospital Innovates Healthcare Promotion to Malaysia, Advancing New Southbound Medical Exchange and Expanding Successful Experiences

Unveiling Proton Therapy: China Medical University Hospital Innovates Healthcare Promotion to Malaysia, Advancing New Southbound Medical Exchange and Expanding Successful Experiences o:p>/o:p> Proton therapy is an advanced particle radiation treatment for cancer. The Proton Therapy Center at China Medical University Hospital (CMUH), which began operations this year, is the first institution in central Taiwan to offer proton radiation therapy. The center has already treated several patients with positive outcomes. Notably, two patients with rectal cancer showed significant tumor shrinkage and are now proceeding with further treatments, including surgery. CMUH, as part of its New Southbound Policy initiative, is promoting the results and experiences of proton therapy in Malaysia, where it has sparked significant attention and lively discussions.o:p>/o:p> Third Year of the New Southbound Policy: CMUH Hosts Smart Health Transformation Forum in Malaysiao:p>/o:p> This is the third year CMUH has executed the Ministry of Health and Welfare's (MOHW) "New Southbound Medical Cooperation and Industry Development Plan." Led by Dr. Chih-Kun Huang, Superintendent of the Body Science & Metabolic Disorders International Medical Center at CMUH, a six-member team specializing in proton radiation, metabolic surgery, and reconstructive surgery traveled to Kuala Lumpur on the 17th. They hosted the “2024 Smart Health Transformation Forum – Proton Therapy & Metabolic Surgery & Plastic Surgery” in collaboration with International Medical University (IMU) of Malaysia, with which CMUH had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU). The forum facilitated in-depth exchanges on advanced technologies and achievements, including proton therapy, with Malaysia’s academic and medical communities. Ms. Ling-Ying Wu, Principal Assistant Director of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Malaysia, praised CMUH’s dedication to deepening partnerships with MOU institutions and recognized the hospital's significant efforts in fostering Taiwan-Malaysia medical exchanges. MOHW, therefore, entrusted CMUH with this critical task and promised continued support to move forward together.o:p>/o:p> Promoting Cutting-Edge Medical Innovations to Malaysia through New Southbound Exchangeso:p>/o:p> On the 17th, CMUH partnered with Malaysia’s IMU to co-host the “2024 Smart Health Transformation Forum – Proton Therapy & Metabolic Surgery & Plastic Surgery” in Kuala Lumpur. Participants included prominent medical figures: Ms. Ling-Ying Wu (3rd from the right), Dr. Chih-Kun Huang (5th from the right), Dr. Jian-Jr Lee, Vice Superintendent of the CMU Central Taiwan Healthcare System and Director of the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Microsurgery Surgery, CMUH (2nd from the right), Dr. Chun-Ru Chien, Director of the Division of Particle Therapy, CMUH (6th from the right), Dr. Shyun-Jing Wee, Attending Physician of the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Microsurgery Surgery, CMUH (1st from the right), CEO Ai-Chi Chou, Executive Director of the International Medical Center, CMUH (7th from the right), and Professor Wong Shew Fung, Associate Director of Research and Innovation at IMU (4th from the right).o:p>/o:p> Taiwan’s Latest Proton Therapy Center: Minimizing Damage to Healthy Tissue, Shrinking Rectal Cancer Tumors without Major Side Effectso:p>/o:p> The Proton Therapy Center at CMUH is the newest of Taiwan’s four centers, equipped with 360-degree precise positioning and integrated with surgery, immunotherapy, cellular therapy, and one-stop international medical services to provide high-quality treatments. Dr. Chun-Ru Chien, Director of the Division of Particle Therapy at CMUH, noted that mid-stage rectal cancer often requires preoperative pelvic radiation therapy to shrink the tumor for subsequent surgery. However, pelvic radiation can lead to mild but common digestive and urinary side effects. Proton therapy, by contrast, is expected to significantly reduce the incidence of these side effects. Unlike photon radiation therapy, proton therapy minimizes unnecessary radiation to surrounding healthy tissue, thus reducing side effects. It is suitable for treating tumors throughout the body, especially those located in sensitive areas or near vital organs, such as brain tumors, head and neck cancers, breast cancer, lung cancer, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, prostate cancer, and recurrent tumors. It also holds promise for pediatric cancer patients, where it can reduce long-term complications, offering hope to more patients in need.o:p>/o:p> Robotic Minimally Invasive Surgery for Obesity: Precision Medicine Delivers Personalized Treatment Planso:p>/o:p> At the forum, Dr. Chih-Kun Huang, an expert in bariatric and metabolic surgery, shared the latest advancements and treatment philosophies. He emphasized that, in Malaysia, with the rising obesity rate, traditional treatments like lifestyle changes and medications are limited, creating an urgent need for innovative solutions. Recent advances in pharmacotherapy have introduced new anti-obesity drugs targeting appetite and energy balance. Additionally, bariatric surgery has seen the introduction of robotic minimally invasive surgery, and new insights into hormonal regulation of the gastrointestinal system have emerged. Precision medicine, including genetic and microbiome research, is also offering personalized treatment plans.o:p>/o:p> Stem Cells and Exosome Tissue Regeneration: A Breakthrough in Wound Healing Surpassing Traditional Methodso:p>/o:p> Dr. Jian-Jr Lee, Vice Superintendent of CMUH’s Fengyuan Branch and expert in plastic and reconstructive surgery, discussed the use of stem cells and exosomes in wound treatment. Stem cells possess the ability to differentiate into various cell types, making them crucial for tissue repair and regeneration. In wound healing, stem cells can transform into skin cells, blood vessels, and other essential components, accelerating recovery, reducing scarring, and improving outcomes for patients with chronic or complex wounds. Exosomes derived from stem cells stimulate cell proliferation, angiogenesis, and immune modulation, making exosome therapy a powerful tool in enhancing the body's natural healing mechanisms. CMUH fully leverages the regenerative potential of stem cells and the signaling properties of exosomes, achieving wound healing results that surpass traditional treatments.o:p>/o:p> Combining Super Microsurgery with 3D Printing: Precision Treatment for Head and Neck Cancer, Balancing Functionality and Aestheticso:p>/o:p> Dr. Shyun-Jing Wee, a plastic and reconstructive surgeon at CMUH, explained that CMUH’s reconstructive team has integrated super microsurgery with CAD/CAM and 3D printing technologies for head and neck cancer surgeries. These advancements allow for more precise tumor localization and treatment, offering personalized surgical options that optimize both functional and aesthetic outcomes, improving patients' quality of life.o:p>/o:p> Deepening Cooperation with New Southbound MOU Institutions: Expanding Successful Experiences and Enhancing Taiwan's Medical Brand Reputationo:p>/o:p> CEO Ai-Chi Chou, Executive Director of CMUH’s International Medical Center, stated that after signing an MOU with IMU in May, the hospital participated in the “2024 Next Generation of Care Conference” hosted by IMU, showcasing CMUH’s smart hospital technology in partnership with Wiicare and Wearable Wisdom (Keeogo). Datuk Dr. Muhammad Radzi bin Abu Hassan, Director-General of the Malaysian Ministry of Health, was highly impressed by the exhibition. This is the second collaboration between the two parties, focusing on CMUH’s cutting-edge medical innovations, including proton therapy, metabolic surgery, stem cells, exosomes, and super microsurgery. Through ongoing partnerships with MOU institutions, CMUH aims to build a foundation of trust and friendship, replicating its successful model across East Malaysia’s medical institutions and boosting the global reputation and favorability of Taiwan's medical brand. International Center / China Medical University Hospital(Taiwan) https://www.cmuh.cmu.edu.tw/Department/Detail_EN?depid=111 Tel:+886-4-22052121#12961~129641 E-mail:imc@tool.caaumed.org.tw o:p>/o:p>
【NUWA】A young Filipino with Polycystic Ovaries Underwent Successful Egg Retrieval and Graduated with a Pregnancy.
【NUWA】A young Filipino with Polycystic Ovaries Underwent Successful Egg Retrieval and Graduated with a Pregnancy.

Xiaomei from the Philippines was diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome- one of the causes of infertility problems but she managed to overcome it and achieve her dream of becoming a mother. Dr. Pei-Chen Huang | NUWA Fertility Center A beautiful Young Filipino with Polycystic Ovaries was having trouble getting pregnant. Xiaomei from the Philippines has a petite figure, sweet and deep facial features, and a warm smile on her face. She had a typical "thin" polycystic case. Xiaomei's husband is a soldier and unlike most husbands who can go home for dinner every night, her husband only returns home once every ten days or half a month due to work demands. Xiao Mei was married in Taiwan and just wanted to have a baby as soon as possible so that she could have a companion in her daily life. During the first consultation, Dr. Huang tried using ovulation drugs for two months. Although Xiaomei’s husband was willing to accompany her for follow-up visits, the timing for her follicle tracking didn’t align with her husband’s days off, which left her feeling frustrated. Xiaomei wanted her husband to enjoy his day off instead of going with her and encouraged him to make the most of his holidays. They agreed that if they still hadn’t conceived in six months, they could return to see Dr. Huang for further medical support. Only two ovulation needles needed to harvest 12 good blastocysts Xiaomei and her husband then returned after 2 months of unsuccessful attempts. Although she was as sweet and smiling as usual, her words were full of helplessness. Since her husband would change the service camp to another country again in a few months, she firmly decided that she would directly use the IVF treatment this time to get pregnant as soon as possible! She said that it’s not easy to move from city to city let alone another island. During this period, Dr. Huang only used two ovulation injections, successfully retrieved 26 eggs, and froze 12 high-quality blastocysts. Since Xiaomei’s under 34 at that moment, she must rest for a month after egg retrieval. Then, a 5AA-grade blastocyst was implanted for the first time and needed to wait for another 10 days before doing a pregnancy test. When Dr. Huang followed up with Xiaomei after the wait, she announced to Xiaomei that she was finally Pregnant! That day was the first time Dr. Huang saw Xiaomei cry. Xiaomei’s husband was set to be deployed to another country the following week, which caused them both a lot of concerns. However, the good news they received from Dr. Huang lifted the weight of their worries, bringing a great sense of relief. The 5AA blastocyst was implanted and the pregnancy was completed. Later, Xiaomei’s mother-in-law who is Taiwanese, accompanied her for another implantation. She was a warm-hearted adult like her. She drove her back to the doctor and helped her with injections. The two of them looked very much like mother and daughter. Even though Dr. Huang and the staff already explained the medication and precautions to Xiaomei in English, her mother-in-law would always ask again to confirm because she was afraid of missing something. This time Dr. Huang implanted another 5AA blastocyst and because the blood clot number before and after implantation was high, they briefly used heparin. The baby finally settled in the mother's uterus smoothly. When everything was already stable, Xiaofen received graduation blessings from Dr. Huang before being transferred to the obstetrics department for follow-up care. “We only used two ovulation needles and received 12 blastocysts. Just imagine if we choose artificial insemination treatment, the risk of multiple births may not be small.” – said Dr. Huang. Young Women with PCOS Often Face Unexpected Pregnancies or Infertility. Taiwan Obstetrics and Gynecology Medical Association mentioned that polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) may cause metabolic dysfunction, hyperandrogenism, and fertility problems. The primary treatment options are lifestyle improvement and weight management. But did you know? PCOS varies among different ethnic groups! Due to differences in diet, genetics, environment, insulin resistance, obesity, and metabolic syndrome in women. Dr. Xiao Zhen has noticed that many young women with PCOS, despite having irregular periods, are often slim, have clear skin, and don't experience excessive hair growth. Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) don’t completely stop ovulating. They may ovulate occasionally, but the timing is unpredictable, making it hard to track their ovulation period. Women with PCOS often face challenges when trying to conceive, and these difficulties should be addressed seriously. Women with polycystic ovaries are not in the minority, but the reasons for infertility are different in each case. It is recommended that you consult a professional reproductive physician. You are also welcome to consult with us online or directly in the clinic to help you tailor a good pregnancy treatment! Visit the largest fertility chain in Taiwan: https://www.nuwacare.com/en/ Follow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NUWAFertilityCenter Contact us for consultation: ivfconsult@nuwacare.com

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【NUWA】 Japanese Baby Made in Taiwan! - 40 Years Old Couple IVF Success Story
【NUWA】 Japanese Baby Made in Taiwan! - 40 Years Old Couple IVF Success Story

Considering their age, T-san and her husband decided to choose IVF as an efficient way to prepare for pregnancy as a 40 years old couple. NUWA Fertility Center along with our Japanese consultants became their first choice. Dr. Meng Shun Shen | NUWA Fertility Center Hello friends of Taiwan & Japan! T-san and her husband have been married for many years and wish for a baby. At 40, she has had several prenatal checkups and everything has worked out well, but she wanted to proceed with IVF due to the risks posed by age. They had a full Japanese consultation with the doctors and physicians at NUWA, so there was no language barrier. T-san’s husband is Taiwanese, so they were able to qualify for Taiwan’s IVF Aid Program. This program covers the process of egg retrieval, fertilization, a PGT-A (PGS) test for a superb embryo, and eventually successfully birthing a healthy baby boy at the end of 2022. "The couple came in months ago to say hi to me with their month-old baby, and even under their masks, I could see their happiness and joy." - Dr. Shen said. Maybe their son was too cute, and maybe it was because their entire experience was comfortable and trusting, they’re already planning their second child! I guess we’ll see each other soon. Meet the Qualifications and Enjoy Taiwan’s IVF Subsidy Program Taiwan’s IVF Aid Program has already been in effect for a year, and there already have been 50,000 couples who qualified for it. As long as you meet the qualifications and have Taiwanese citizenship, you’re able to apply for it. The biggest age range is 37 to 40-year-olds. In addition, while undergoing IVF, the chances of a healthy embryo successfully implanting significantly increase if there are PGS testings and a time-lapse system for embryos! Visit the largest fertility chain in Taiwan:https://www.nuwacare.com/en/ Follow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NUWAFertilityCenter Contact us for consultation:ivfconsult@nuwacare.com

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【Tungs' Hospital】Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy Reveal Hidden Tumors: Tungs' Hospital Helps Patients Fight Cancer Early

【Tungs' Hospital】 Breakthrough in Joint Degeneration with Adipose-Derived Stem Cells: Elderly Regains Healthy Knees in Two Weeks

【Taipei Fertility Center 】The Wait for Life: Standing Brave with You Until the End

W Story: Lovley twins came visit Dr. Wang

Unveiling Proton Therapy: China Medical University Hospital Innovates Healthcare Promotion to Malaysia, Advancing New Southbound Medical Exchange and Expanding Successful Experiences

【NUWA】A young Filipino with Polycystic Ovaries Underwent Successful Egg Retrieval and Graduated with a Pregnancy.

【NUWA】 Japanese Baby Made in Taiwan! - 40 Years Old Couple IVF Success Story