INFERTILITY, FEMALE

This study compared two different fertility drugs to see which one helps women produce more eggs during IVF treatment. It involved 301 women in China who were struggling with infertility. Researchers tested different starting doses of the drugs to measure the number of eggs retri…

This study tested whether a daily supplement containing antioxidants and probiotics could improve egg quality and reduce bodily stress in women with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) who were undergoing IVF treatment. Twenty women were randomly assigned to receive either the suppl…

This study tested whether natural dietary supplements (myo-inositol, D-chiro-inositol, and acetyl L-carnitine) could help women with PCOS get pregnant. Researchers compared these supplements, alone and combined, to the standard drug metformin. The goal was to see if the natural o…

This study tested whether flushing follicles (small fluid-filled sacs in the ovaries that contain eggs) during egg retrieval helps women who typically produce few eggs for IVF. Researchers compared two egg collection methods—one with standard suction and one with suction plus flu…

This study looked back at 111 fertility treatments using donated eggs to see if the type of solution used to freeze the eggs affects pregnancy success. Researchers compared a solution made specifically for eggs to a more general-purpose one. The goal was to find out if one soluti…

This study looked at whether thyroid hormone levels affect pregnancy success in women undergoing IVF fertility treatment. Researchers examined 180 women with infertility to see if different thyroid hormone levels changed outcomes like egg retrieval numbers, embryo development, an…

This study aimed to find the best dose and delivery method of progesterone, a hormone used to prepare the uterus for embryo transfer in fertility treatments. Researchers compared how different progesterone treatments (vaginal, injection, or under-skin) affected the uterine lining…

This was the first study in people to check the safety of a potential new medication called HS-10518. It involved 60 healthy premenopausal women in China who took either the drug or a placebo for 14 days. The main goal was to see how safe the drug was and how the body processed i…

This study looked back at data from 1,831 women undergoing frozen embryo transfers to see if body weight affects whether the transfer can happen as planned and the chances of pregnancy. Researchers compared three different preparation methods for the womb lining. The goal was to …