1. Difficulty Conceiving – Clear Indications for IVF
    These patients cannot conceive without IVF assistance, and IVF is the only solution to their problems. For example:

    • Women with blocked, removed, or hydrosalpinx fallopian tubes.
    • Men with very low sperm counts or those requiring testicular or epididymal sperm extraction.
  2. No Difficulty Conceiving – No Clear Indications for IVF
    These patients can conceive naturally but choose to pursue IVF for personal reasons.
  3. Difficulty Conceiving – Racing Against Time or Unexplained Infertility
    Examples include:

    • Women with advanced age or poor ovarian function.
    • Men with severely compromised sperm quality.

Regardless of the category, there is no need for arrogance or discouragement. It is crucial to cooperate closely with the treatment process, maintain a calm mindset, and stay optimistic, as success is possible.

Advanced techniques are available to further investigate the causes of infertility, improve the quality of eggs and sperm, and enhance the thickness and receptivity of the endometrium to increase the chances of success.