After Surgery on the “House,” Is There Still a Chance for the Baby to Move In?

After Surgery on the “House,” Is There Still a Chance for the Baby to Move In?

Ms. S, 46 years old, and her husband had always hoped to have a baby.

However, uterine fibroids were found to be obstructing the process and making egg retrieval difficult.

Therefore, she first underwent uterine fibroid removal surgery before beginning IVF treatment.

However, this journey was not smooth.

When she was younger, she had also undergone surgery inside the uterine cavity, which caused intrauterine adhesions and a thin endometrium.

Her first embryo transfer was unsuccessful.

Later, several attempts still failed to reach an endometrial thickness suitable for transfer, so the cycles had to be canceled.

During this time, she endured both physical and emotional pressure, but she never gave up.

After a period of conditioning and recovery, in September 2024, Dr. Yi-Liang Li performed a delicate hysteroscopic surgery and PRP repair treatment for her at Yun-I.

Her endometrium gradually improved.

In the following second embryo transfer cycle, with the joint care of two physicians, her endometrium finally reached an ideal thickness for implantation.

This time, implantation was finally successful.

During pregnancy, she also developed preeclampsia due to high blood pressure.

Under the careful care of Dr. Hui-Po Li, she overcame these challenges.

In July this year, when the fetus reached 36 weeks, the couple finally welcomed their adorable baby.

Although the baby arrived slightly early, mother and daughter were both safe, and their wish came true 💞.

Yun-I wishes you good pregnancy luck!