Diagnosed with premature ovarian failure and endometriosis, this patient went through 10 IVF cycles using her own eggs before finding success with a donor egg embryo. Her son was born in November 2022.
IVF Success: Endometriosis / Adenomyosis
Stories involving patients diagnosed with endometriosis or adenomyosis who overcame the challenges these conditions can bring to fertility treatment.
💬 These stories are part of the Uterine Wall of Fame — a collection of real IVF success stories submitted by patients who overcame difficult fertility journeys. The UWOF is a project by Remembryo / Embryoman, a site that highlights new IVF research. All UWOF posts are free to access (no subscription required).
⚠️ These stories are personal experiences, not medical advice or scientific evidence. People are much more likely to share success stories than unsuccessful ones, so they should not be interpreted as evidence that any particular test, treatment, protocol, or clinic caused that success. Always discuss treatment decisions with your fertility specialist.
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⚠️ These stories are personal experiences, not medical advice or scientific evidence. People are much more likely to share success stories than unsuccessful ones, so they should not be interpreted as evidence that any particular test, treatment, protocol, or clinic caused that success. Always discuss treatment decisions with your fertility specialist.
✍️ Have a story to share? Submit your story.
Through 7 retrievals, mini IVF, endometriosis surgery, and years of perseverance, Stephanie conceived at 42 from a double transfer of untested Day 6 and Day 7 embryos. She’s now 34 weeks pregnant with a healthy baby girl.
After two failed IVF cycles and a diagnosis of unexplained infertility, a new doctor recommended laparoscopy—revealing stage II endometriosis and tubal adhesions. Following surgery, this anonymous patient conceived naturally at age 36 and is now 8 weeks pregnant.
After a failed cycle with an aneuploid embryo and a history of endometriosis and tubal removal, a 4CC euploid embryo led to the birth of a healthy baby girl.
After years of struggling with endometriosis and diminished ovarian reserve, a 34-year-old patient conceived from a day 3 transfer using one of just two fertilized eggs. Her daughter was born healthy.