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CASE STUDY · INCITA CLINIC

IVF after unsuccessful insemination

A patient with fibroids and adenomyosis later returns with her family after treatment.

January 2025 · Family return visit

Case at a glance

Age described
36
Conditions described
Multiple fibroids and severe adenomyosis
Earlier treatment
2 unsuccessful insemination attempts
IVF stimulation cycles described
1
Outcome recorded
Birth and a later family visit
Family returning to the INCITA team
A family visit recorded in this account

Earlier treatment

The patient was 36 and had multiple uterine fibroids and severe adenomyosis. Two low-dose stimulation and insemination attempts were unsuccessful before the treatment pathway moved to IVF.

IVF and transfer preparation

The account describes one IVF stimulation cycle, followed by transfer preparation involving down-regulation. The retrieval and transfer preparation were separate parts of the pathway. The transfer was successful, followed by the birth of a daughter.

A return visit

After the birth, the patient returned with her partner and family to thank the medical team. The photographs show this later family visit, rather than a laboratory or early-pregnancy milestone.

Family with the INCITA medical team
A moment from the family visit

Reviewing an earlier insemination history

This pathway changed from insemination to IVF after two unsuccessful attempts. The account describes a treatment decision in the context of the patient’s uterine findings and earlier care, not a rule that every patient should change treatment after the same number of attempts. Bring the insemination, monitoring and examination reports for individual review.

Read about insemination assessment, IVF and insemination compared and preparing the examination records.

This is an individual account. Results depend on the patient and treatment circumstances and do not predict another person’s outcome.

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