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IVF often involves decisions that cannot be answered by statistics or treatment descriptions alone. You may want to know whether another cycle is worth considering, when to change treatment, what a previous result means or how a fertility specialist would approach your situation.
The questions featured in this section are real questions shared by patients in our Facebook fertility support groups. They reflect the concerns, doubts and treatment decisions that patients commonly discuss while going through IVF and other fertility treatments.
In these articles, experienced fertility doctors answer specific questions based on situations patients commonly face.
Each article focuses on one clear question and provides:
The purpose is not to provide a personal diagnosis or replace a medical consultation.
Every answer identifies the doctor and clinic responsible for the medical explanation.
Answered by Dr Natalia Szlarb, fertility specialist Yes, IVF may still be worth trying with AMH under 1. Dr Natalia
Answered by Dr Raul Olivares, Medical Director of Barcelona IVF For a 28-year-old undergoing IVF for the first time, PGT-A
Answered by Dr Ernesto Bosch, fertility specialist at IVI At 44–45, another IVF cycle with your own eggs may be
