The original purpose of the article: We often encounter very early failure parents or single mothers-to-be to give up IVF treatment because their doctors said “there is no hope, only buy eggs”, or listen to the lobbying of various organizations to give up their own genes in order to improve the genes of the family. We respect the decision of every expectant parent, but at the same time, we want to tell you the truth about when there is really no hope and when it is time to give up the treatment.

With this question in mind, we have helped many moms and dads in trouble to find famous doctors around the world who specialize in premature ovarian failure

The CCRM Colorado clinic says that the average follicle with 1 follicle and FSH >19 would suggest not to do IVF. Meaning: it costs a lot of money and has little chance of success.

The RSC clinic in the US said that with an AMH below 0.3 and 2-3 basal follicles, it’s better not to do it. Just like that, we were rejected, and later we took our parents-to-be to a different clinic and got 1 PGT-A passed blastocyst in just 1 cycle. After this time, we deeply realized the doctor’s words, not don’t do it, but each clinic and doctor specializes in different protocols of ovulation, targeting different patient populations, so a change of clinic may not be a bad thing.

Response from CNY Clinic: Childbirth is every mother’s right and we will do everything we can.

Response from Dr. Yang, Senior Specialist, AllCare USA: As long as there is 1 follicle there is hope, we try a few more cycles, as long as we monitor that there is a follicle, we try and try to get success sooner rather than later.