the success of the intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) procedure in the presence of cysts

Sucess Story (2)

One of the daily cases was suffering from polycystic ovarian syndrome, and after a long journey in the treatment process, which began with ovulation induction, then a laparoscopic ovarian drilling procedure was performed, but natural pregnancy did not occur afterwards. Dr. Ahmed's decision was to perform an intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) procedure.

After the preparation steps for the ICSI procedure and treatment to avoid the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, which is a common condition in the presence of cysts, the doctor set a specific protocol for her.

The result was 12 top-quality embryos, which were frozen until the body recovered from the effects of the stimulation medications.

After a month, the uterine lining was prepared for embryo transfer, and pregnancy occurred on the first attempt.

After 4 years, the patient came back requesting a frozen embryo transfer for a new pregnancy. The doctor again prepared the uterine lining, and this time 4 embryos were transferred, resulting in a pregnancy with triplets on the first attempt. The doctor explained the option of selective reduction, but the patient chose to continue the triplet pregnancy. A cervical cerclage was performed, and she was monitored closely every 2 weeks. Thanks to God, there was no premature delivery, and she gave birth to two girls and a boy, all in good health without needing NICU care.