When you’ve been trying to conceive for a long time, every next step can feel heavy. Today, we’ve selected three articles for patients who may be trying to understand why pregnancy hasn’t happened yet, why IVF may have failed before, or what a more personalised treatment plan can look like in practice.
Anna*, 34, had a normal AMH level and good ovarian reserve for her age. Her partner, also 34, was diagnosed with teratozoospermia. After three early miscarriages in two years, she said: “I’m afraid of getting pregnant and miscarrying again.”
In this case study, you can read what doctors recommended for recurrent miscarriage, what was changed in the treatment plan, and how many blastocysts were obtained from the cycle.
We also look at whether “personalised treatment” is just another fertility buzzword - or whether it can genuinely change the way difficult IVF cases are approached.
Emily*, 39, had a good ovarian reserve for her age. Her partner, 42, had normal sperm parameters. They had already gone through three failed IVF/ICSI cycles in the UK, with seven blastocysts transferred and only negative pregnancy tests.
In her case study, you can see what the clinic recommended, what happened in the first cycle, what did not work, and what finally helped the couple achieve pregnancy in the second cycle.
Every fertility story is different. But real patient cases can help you ask better questions, understand your options, and feel less alone in the process. Visit our blog to read the full articles and explore more patient stories.
*Name changed for privacy purposes.
