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Luteal stimulation at age 40

A case involving low ovarian reserve, a chromosome finding and a further stimulation within the same cycle.

December 2024 · Pregnancy reported

Case at a glance

Age during stimulation
40
AMH reported
0.56 ng/mL
Chromosome finding described
Mosaicism
First retrieval described
1 egg; no blastocyst
Luteal-phase retrieval
3 eggs and 3 blastocysts
Transfer result reported
Pregnancy after transfer of a 5BA embryo

Findings before treatment

The patient was 40 during stimulation, with an AMH result of 0.56 ng/mL. A mosaic chromosome finding was included in the medical history. These findings formed part of the assessment before the treatment sequence described here.

Two retrieval stages within the cycle

In August 2024, the first stimulation and retrieval yielded one egg, but no blastocyst developed. A further luteal-phase stimulation took place in the same cycle and yielded three eggs, from which three blastocysts developed.

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StageEggs recordedBlastocysts recorded
Initial retrieval10
Luteal-phase retrieval in the same cycle33

The account records different results at the two stages. It does not establish that luteal-phase stimulation is the appropriate plan for every patient with low ovarian reserve.

Transfer and the recorded outcome

A 5BA embryo was transferred in December 2024, and the account reports a successful pregnancy after that transfer. The narrative does not provide a later birth outcome or a detailed embryo genetic-test result, so neither is inferred from the grade or the medical history.

Records to bring to a review

If you have already had a low-yield retrieval, the egg count, maturity findings and subsequent culture record help explain where that cycle stopped. Keep them with the stimulation and monitoring records for the consultation.

Read about IVF planning with low ovarian reserve and individual stimulation planning.

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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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