For many couples, the journey to pregnancy can be emotionally draining and mentally exhausting. Years of attempts, repeated treatments, and constant failures often leave couples frustrated and disheartened. A recent case shared by fertility expert Dr. Mahima highlights exactly such a struggle.
A Couple’s Long Struggle
A 34-year-old couple, married for six years, had been trying to conceive for the last four years without success. Despite consulting multiple doctors and undergoing several treatments, the couple remained unsuccessful.
They underwent four IUI (Intrauterine Insemination) cycles and two IVF (In Vitro Fertilization) procedures, yet each attempt ended in disappointment.
Reports Were Normal
Both partners had normal medical reports, showing no fertility issues. However, the repeated failures left them confused and anxious, questioning why conception wasn’t happening. This situation is common in cases of unexplained infertility, where all test results appear normal, but pregnancy does not occur.
A Decisive Test
Dr. Mahima decided to perform a specialized test that is not detectable through standard scans or blood tests but can determine whether the embryo can successfully implant in the uterus. After explaining the test’s procedure, benefits, and risks, the couple consented.
The Endometrial Receptivity Analysis (ERA) test revealed that the woman’s endometrium was post-receptive, meaning the implantation window had shifted. Following targeted treatment based on this test, the couple finally received the long-awaited positive pregnancy result.
Expert Advice
Dr. Mahima emphasizes that couples struggling with unexplained infertility should not lose hope. Advanced diagnostic tests, like the ERA, can identify hidden issues that standard procedures might miss. Consulting a qualified fertility specialist and understanding personalized treatment options can make all the difference.
Disclaimer: The information in this article is based on content shared on Instagram by Dr. Mahima. NBT does not take responsibility for the accuracy of these claims. Always consult your doctor for medical advice.
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