【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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