, /PRNewswire/ — As marriage and childbearing are increasingly delayed, fertility planning and infertility treatment have become important considerations for many families. For couples who have experienced multiple unsuccessful IVF cycles or recurrent pregnancy loss, reviewing previous treatment outcomes and seeking a second medical opinion may help inform their next steps.
Ms. R, a 38-year-old woman from South Korea and mother of one, had undergone three IVF cycles while trying to conceive her second child, experiencing recurrent miscarriages along the way. Six months later, she traveled to Taiwan’s NUWA Fertility Center, where Dr. Chi-Chun Liao, Medical Director, reviewed her medical history, embryo development records, and previous pregnancy losses to develop an individualized IVF treatment plan.
During the treatment cycle, 17 eggs were retrieved, resulting in eight blastocysts. Six underwent preimplantation genetic testing for aneuploidy (PGT-A), with only one identified as euploid. Following the transfer of this embryo, Ms. R successfully conceived and has now reached eight months of pregnancy.
Dr. Liao explained that recurrent pregnancy loss and unsuccessful IVF treatment may involve multiple factors, including embryonic chromosomal abnormalities, uterine conditions, and other underlying health issues. A comprehensive evaluation should therefore consider each patient’s age, medical history, and previous treatment outcomes.
Taiwan has developed extensive expertise in embryo culture, preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), and single embryo transfer, with more than 120,000 babies born through IVF nationwide. According to Dr. Liao, successful coordination of cross-border fertility care involves more than medical technology. Equally important is reducing the uncertainty associated with language barriers, travel, and treatment scheduling.
With convenient transportation links between South Korea and Taiwan, patients may begin with remote consultations to review their medical records and discuss potential treatment options before arranging visits to Taiwan for examinations, egg retrieval, or embryo transfer. NUWA Fertility also provides Korean-language assistance to support communication, appointment coordination, and follow-up care after patients return to South Korea.
Following a well-received IVF session in Seoul, NUWA Fertility will host another in Busan on November 7, covering IVF, repeated treatment failures, donor egg options for older women, and cross-border care to help Korean couples explore more fertility treatment options.
About NUWA Fertility: https://www.nuwacare.com/ko
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