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Multiple IVF Failures Treatment

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Under What Circumstances Can Multiple IVF Failures Be Diagnosed?

Clinically, if a patient has undergone three or more IVF attempts without achieving pregnancy, it is termed “repeated IVF failure.” Currently, it is considered that if a patient has cumulatively transferred 4-6 high-quality embryos, or 2-3 blastocysts, and still cannot achieve pregnancy, they can be diagnosed with repeated implantation failure.

Causes of Repeated IVF Failure

Embryo Factors:

  1. Poor embryo morphology scores
  2. Abnormal embryo growth speed and timing
  3. Embryo chromosomal abnormalities

Uterine Factors:

  1. Uterine cavity issues, such as polyps, submucosal fibroids, intrauterine adhesions, endometritis, and other lesions
  2. Hydrosalpinx (fluid in the fallopian tubes)

Immune Factors:

  1. Immune abnormalities
  2. Coagulation abnormalities

Psychological Factors: Studies have shown that patients with excessive psychological stress have significantly lower IVF pregnancy rates compared to other patients.

Other Factors: The pathology of repeated IVF failure is complex. In addition to the factors mentioned above, there may be other unknown factors contributing to the failure.

RGF Treatment Approach

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Advanced Embryo Laboratory

The hospital has an independent embryo laboratory with “Class 1000 laminar flow and 100% operational standards.” The laboratory director has over ten years of practical experience and has previously established a cytogenetics laboratory. The blastocyst formation rate exceeds 60%, reaching international levels.

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Advanced Genetic Laboratory

RFG Hospital owns an independent genetics laboratory capable of independently performing PGS testing. It is the first institution in Southeast Asia to adopt NGS technology for third-generation IVF treatment.

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Advanced Medical Equipment

Equipped with a powerful diagnostic platform from American company Illumina, the hospital has a new generation sequencing laboratory with independent operation capabilities, including Karyomapping technology, which can screen for multiple single-gene genetic diseases.

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Optimized Reproduction

RFG Hospital has further introduced pioneering blastocyst chromosomal screening technology (NICS) and pre-pregnancy genetic testing projects.

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Personalized Treatment Plans

Clinical doctors tailor personalized treatment plans based on the different physical conditions of each patient, moving away from a “one-size-fits-all” approach.