Lee Women's Hospital - IVF Taiwan-IVF/IUI/Egg Freezing, 台中巿北屯區昌平路一段30-6號 (2026)

07/07/2026

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Did you ever wonder if becoming a mother might not be possible in this lifetime?
After three heartbreaking miscarriages, Sibuko finally welcomed a miracle pregnancy at Lee Women’s Hospital.

Sibuko, originally from South Africa and now living in Taiwan with her husband Siphiwe, had tried many different ways and undergone numerous tests in hopes of welcoming their first child. Yet their journey to parenthood remained difficult.

“At that time, we even began to wonder if we were simply not meant to become parents…”

What broke their hearts the most was that Sibuko experienced three miscarriages along the way. During that period, she felt as though she had hit rock bottom emotionally.

“It felt like we had been completely defeated, and we were truly heartbroken. We even started packing our bags and seriously considered leaving Taiwan, because we felt we needed to escape from a place filled with painful memories.”

Later, a friend who had successfully conceived at Lee Women’s Hospital recommended Dr. Chung-Yi Chen, Vice Superintendent and an experienced reproductive medicine specialist.

After much consideration, Sibuko decided to come to Lee Women’s Hospital. As she said, “I needed an answer. I hoped that, at the very least, I could find out what the root of the problem was.”

When 28-year-old Sibuko first walked into the consultation room, Vice Superintendent Dr. Chung-Yi Chen immediately arranged further examinations, hoping to identify the possible reasons behind her recurrent miscarriages.

The blood test results showed an imbalance in some of her immune cell levels, suggesting that her immune and inflammatory responses might have been more active. Considering her history of multiple miscarriages, Vice Superintendent Dr. Chen further referred her to rheumatologist Dr. An-Ping Huo for reassessment and treatment from an immunological perspective.

From that moment on, Sibuko and her husband’s fertility journey slowly began to move in a new direction.

During treatment, Dr. Huo prescribed immune-modulating medications based on her test results to help regulate the overactive immune and inflammatory responses.

“Dr. Huo always did everything he could to help us. His determination meant so much to us.”

Sibuko shared that throughout the consultations, Dr. Huo was highly respectful, empathetic, and patient in listening to her concerns, helping her gradually regain confidence during a time of uncertainty.

This time, the baby stayed safely in Sibuko’s womb.

However, the shadow of her past miscarriages continued to follow her throughout pregnancy. Whenever she felt even the slightest discomfort, she would immediately visit the hospital to make sure the baby was safe.

It was not until her first child, Thingo, was born healthy and safe that she finally felt the heavy weight in her heart lift.

Looking at newborn Thingo, Sibuko was filled with gratitude and an almost unbelievable sense of happiness—she had truly become a mother.

The following year, as Sibuko and her husband planned to welcome a second baby, she returned once again to Dr. Huo’s clinic. Under his evaluation and follow-up care, she successfully became pregnant with her second child, looking forward to even more joy and warmth in their family.

Looking back on this journey, Sibuko is especially grateful to the medical team at Lee Women’s Hospital.

“Thank you, Dr. Chung-Yi Chen. If you had not arranged further examinations back then, I might never have found the real problem.”

“Thank you also, Dr. An-Ping Huo. Your guidance, wisdom, and professionalism supported us through the birth of our first child and helped us prepare to welcome our second.”

“And thank you to Dr. Ming-Che Chen, who cared for me during the early stages of pregnancy. He listened carefully and explained every step clearly, which made me feel truly reassured.”

From recurrent miscarriages and immune testing to subsequent treatment and pregnancy follow-up, this journey was never easy.

Each new beginning required the courage to move forward again after disappointment.

Thank you for allowing Lee Women’s Hospital to accompany you through the most difficult moments, as we searched for answers together and moved closer to hope.

30/06/2026

Despite numerous failures at other hospitals, twins were successfully delivered👶✨

"Even today, seeing our twins when I get home from work still feels like a dream. When I hold my babies, the stress and unhappiness I experience at work seem less significant. It would be more than enough if our twins are raised safely and in good health. My wife and I have talked about returning to Lee Women's Hospital the following year to continue our search for a third child," said Mr. Liao, beaming and warmly expressing his happiness.

Mr. and Mrs. Liao underwent numerous unsuccessful IVF procedures in the north Taiwan after being married for ten years without becoming pregnant. They went to Lee Women's Hospital with Dr. Lee for treatment when they were 35 years old, and after just one IVF cycle, they were able to have twins.

"We tried IVF in the north Taiwan, but all of the attempts failed, and the doctors were unable to identify the cause of the failures. Dr. Lee was able to explain the problems and required treatments when we visited Lee Women's Hospital and consulted with him. Our family is now complete, and we are incredibly grateful to Lee Women's Hospital for that," said Mr. Liao.

Dr. Lee performed examinations as soon as the 36-year-old couple arrived at Lee Women's Hospital. Although the husband's s***m motility and morphology were excellent, the s***m-egg binding assessment did not meet the requirements, and he discovered that the wife had a low AMH level. Advanced immune blood tests for the wife revealed abnormal immune-related values. To address these immune-related problems, Dr. Lee immediately modified their treatment strategy and made recommendations for ways to deal with the low egg count.

Fortunately, they only got a small number, but the embryos were of very high quality. The Lee Women's Hospital AI embryo selection system rating for the two embryos implanted was 17+ and 18+. They were able to conceive twins on their first try after about four months of improving the wife's health.

"We discovered that the IVF procedure is more complicated than it first appears, thanks to Dr. Lee. We now clearly understand each step and the level of medical knowledge needed. We know what nutrients we need to supplement now that we have identified our deficiencies," said Mr. Liao.

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23/06/2026

During the final stage of her mother’s battle with pancreatic cancer, Bella watched her grow weaker through chemotherapy. As a counselor, Bella often reflected deeply on her own life and emotions. One wish remained quietly in her heart:
“If I could have a child one day, I wanted my mother to know that I had become a mother, too. I wanted to thank her for giving birth to me, and for raising me into someone who is capable of loving and passing that love on.”

Bella married at the age of 26. After two years of trying to conceive naturally without success, she and her husband underwent fertility evaluations at another hospital, where all results appeared normal. They were advised to continue trying naturally.

At 29, after reading many online recommendations, Bella decided to visit Lee Women’s Hospital and consult with Dr. Pin-Yao Lin(林秉瑤醫師).

“After doing a lot of research online, I felt I could truly trust Dr. Lin. From her clinical experience to her research publications in reproductive medicine, I could feel her deep expertise in this field.”

To Bella, Dr. Lin was not only highly professional, but also reassuring. She carefully answered every question, explained each step of the treatment with patience, and helped Bella feel more at ease throughout the journey.

Dr. Lin immediately arranged fertility evaluations for the couple. Bella’s AMH level was 2.3, while her husband’s s***m motility was 90%, and his HBA results were also within the normal range.

However, during embryo culture, the embryology team observed that on Day 1, among 15 embryos, 4 showed abnormal fertilization and 1 showed abnormal development. Through time-lapse embryo monitoring and AI-assisted embryo selection, 3 good-quality BDBB-grade embryos were ultimately selected.

Because the couple was still young, Dr. Lin recommended transferring just one embryo. With that single embryo transfer, Bella finally received the long-awaited good news, she was pregnant!!!

But the challenges were not over.

During pregnancy, Bella experienced bleeding and needed daily medications and injections to support the pregnancy. At the same time, she faced one of the most painful moments of her life, the passing of her mother. Physically and emotionally, she carried tremendous loneliness and grief...

What supported her during that difficult time was seeing the tiny figure on each ultrasound scan.

“The silent bond between my baby and me became the source of strength that carried me through every difficult moment.”

She gently spoke to the baby in her womb:
“Please hold on tightly to me. Give me a little time to cry. I will be okay.”

Throughout this journey, the medical team at Lee Women’s Hospital became an important source of support.
“During every visit, I felt the care and dedication of the entire team. From the security staff who kindly helped guide me and arranged parking right away, to the nurses who thoughtfully provided sanitary pads when I was bleeding and arranged for me to be seen promptly, to Dr. Lin’s professional and timely judgment, every person and every detail meant so much to me.”

Step by step, this support helped Bella through the most difficult days, until she finally welcomed her baby safely into the world.

Looking back, Bella is especially grateful to the Lee Women’s Hospital team:
“Because of your timely evaluation and support at every critical moment, I was able to complete the referral process smoothly and continue receiving the care I needed. This complete and reassuring medical journey gave both my baby and me the chance to make it safely to where we are today.”

From a mother’s love for Bella, to Bella’s love for her child, love never truly left. It simply found a new way to be passed on.

Behind every baby is a remarkable mother, waiting with endless love and hope for their arrival.

This Children’s Day, may every child be born in love, and grow up surrounded by love. 💗

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Dreaming of holding your baby? Your Taiwan IVF journey starts here! 👶✨

With over 42,000 families successfully blessed and a Guinness World Record in fertility achievements, Lee Women's Hospital offers you the opportunity to completed your initial medical assessment through our FREE Online IVF Consultations for Filipino patients before flying to Taiwan.

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16/06/2026

✨ Why Does PRP Work for Some Patients, but Not for Others?
Lee Women’s Hospital Research Looks Into the Hidden Factors Behind PRP Therapy

When entering the embryo transfer stage of IVF treatment, the condition of the endometrium plays a crucial role in implantation success.

In recent years, *PRP therapy*, or *platelet-rich plasma therapy*, has emerged as a promising option for patients with a thin endometrium or recurrent implantation failure.

🌱 PRP contains a high concentration of growth factors, which may help promote angiogenesis, improve the endometrial environment, and increase the chances of embryo implantation.

However, in clinical practice, some patients become pregnant after PRP treatment, while others achieve adequate endometrial thickness but still do not experience successful implantation.

🔬 To better understand what affects the efficacy of PRP treatment, the Lee Women’s Hospital research team analyzed PRP samples from patients with a thin endometrium.

The findings revealed that PRP prepared from a patient’s own blood is not as “simple” as it may seem. Instead, it contains different types of cytokines, including those associated with regeneration and those associated with inflammation.

👉 When patient-derived PRP contains higher levels of the regenerative factor G-CSF, it may be associated with better endometrial repair and thickening. This is because G-CSF can help promote angiogenesis, creating a more favorable environment for embryo implantation.

👉 On the other hand, when patient-derived PRP contains higher levels of inflammatory factors, such as IL-12 and MCP-1, the inflammatory profile may be less favorable. Excessive inflammation and an overactive immune response may make implantation more difficult.

🧬 This is also related to what is often discussed as immune factors in infertility, where excessive inflammatory responses may interfere with the body’s ability to support embryo implantation.

📌 This research, presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM), shows that PRP rich in growth factors is not a cure-all, but it is not an ineffective treatment either.

Rather, by gradually clarifying how PRP works, this study may help provide more precise evaluations before treatment and support more personalized treatment strategies in the future.

With a better understanding of each patient’s PRP profile, we may be able to prevent inflammatory factors from becoming an unexpected obstacle on the path to pregnancy.

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09/06/2026

What Can an Egg’s Elasticity Tell Us About Its Future?
Lee Women’s Hospital Research Uses a Non-Invasive Method to Identify Eggs With Greater Developmental Potential

In reproductive medicine, egg quality is known to play a critical role in the chances of achieving a successful pregnancy. However, because an egg is a delicate single cell, assessing its quality without causing damage has always been a challenge.

Researchers have also learned that appearance alone is not enough to fully predict developmental potential. So, beyond how an egg looks, what else can help reveal its potential?

This time, research presented by Lee Women’s Hospital at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) offers a possible answer: by looking at an egg’s elasticity.

What do we mean by an egg’s elasticity?
In simple terms, it refers to how much an egg changes shape when it is gently suctioned, and how well it returns to its original form. Scientifically, this property is known as viscoelasticity.

Think of bubble tea pearls. They may look similar at first glance, but once you take a bite, some are perfectly chewy and springy, while others may be too soft, overcooked, or too hard after sitting for too long.

Eggs can be understood in a similar way. In addition to their internal cellular structures, eggs are surrounded by a protective outer layer called the zona pellucida. By measuring an egg’s elasticity, researchers can gain insight into the overall structural condition of the egg.

Eggs with more favorable viscoelasticity tend to have a more stable structure while maintaining sufficient flexibility. This may help support normal fertilization, cell division, and subsequent embryo development.

Eggs that are *too stiff* may reflect a tighter or more aging-related structure with reduced elasticity.
Eggs that are *too soft* may suggest a looser and less stable structural environment.

How was the study conducted?
The research team analyzed 365 human oocytes before ICSI (Intracytoplasmic S***m Injection).

Using a non-invasive device, the team applied very gentle negative pressure to each egg and recorded how the egg deformed and recovered in real time. These data were then analyzed using artificial intelligence, which classified the eggs into three viscoelasticity grades: A, B, and C.

Developmental Outcomes by Grade
*Day 3 High-Quality Embryo Rate*
Grade A: 87.8%
Grade B: 75.0%
Grade C: 67.5%

*Blastocyst Formation Rate*
Grade A: 64.8%
Grade B: 54.8%
Grade C: 42.5%

The results showed that *Grade A eggs, which had the most favorable elasticity profile, demonstrated better developmental potential than Grade B and Grade C eggs.*

The study also found that women under 35 had a higher proportion of Grade A eggs, while the proportion of Grade B and C eggs increased among women aged 35 and older.

These findings suggest that as maternal age increases, egg quality may be more likely to shift away from the optimal range.

In the future, this assessment technology may be used before ICSI as an objective *egg quality evaluation tool*.

By complementing traditional visual assessment with quantitative biomechanical data, this approach may help predict embryo developmental potential more effectively and provide reproductive specialists with more precise information for clinical decision-making.

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02/06/2026

🥗 What Should You Avoid Eating After Embryo Transfer?

After an IVF embryo transfer, one of the questions we hear most often is:
"Are there any foods I should avoid during the implantation period?"

While there is no single food that can guarantee implantation success, making mindful dietary choices can help support your body during this important stage.
✨ Focus on a balanced diet
Choose nutrient-rich foods such as:
🥬 Fresh vegetables
🍎 Fruits
🌾 Whole grains
🍳 High-quality protein

🚫 Foods and substances to avoid after embryo transfer
• 🚭 Smoking
• 🍷 Alcohol
• 🌿 Herbal remedies or supplements that have not been approved by your physician
• 🍟 Fried, heavily processed, or highly seasoned foods
• 🍰 Excessive sugar and unhealthy fats
• 🥩 Raw or undercooked foods that may increase the risk of foodborne illness

☕ Can I still drink coffee?
Yes. Moderate caffeine consumption is generally acceptable. We recommend limiting caffeine intake to **no more than 200 mg per day**, which is approximately one cup of coffee.

🥛 What about milk or protein-rich drinks?
Milk, soy milk, and other protein-rich beverages can be enjoyed as part of a healthy, balanced diet unless otherwise advised by your healthcare provider.

💡 **The most important advice?**
Rather than focusing on "superfoods" or strict dietary restrictions, aim for:
😌 Less stress
💤 Better sleep
🥗 Balanced nutrition
💧 Adequate hydration

These healthy habits can help create a supportive environment during the implantation window.

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26/05/2026

For a medical team that performs thousands of IVF treatments each year, extensive experience is never a reason to stop improving, it is the foundation for ongoing progress.

As a specialized reproductive medicine center, Lee Women's Hospital has developed advanced expertise and extensive clinical experience in hysterosalpingography (HSG), an essential diagnostic examination in fertility care. Although complications related to this procedure are relatively uncommon, our team approaches every potential risk with the highest standards of care and professionalism.
During today’s educational session, Maw-Sheng Lee(李茂盛院長)
, Chung-I Chen(陳忠義副院長), and Ming-Jer Chen(陳明哲副院長) shared safety principles for performing HSG procedures, drawing from more than 40 years of clinical experience. In addition, Chao-An Chen(陳昭安醫師), who also has over 40 years of expertise in radiology, provided an in-depth discussion on potential procedural risks, image interpretation, differential diagnosis, and the management of rare complications.
Maw-Sheng Lee(李茂盛院長) emphasized that hysterosalpingography is a well-established and internationally recognized procedure with a strong safety profile for patients. However, even in routine examinations, the details are what truly make the difference:
✔ How to minimize discomfort and risk
✔ How to recognize abnormal findings
✔ How to make accurate clinical judgments promptly

These factors are essential to improving both treatment quality and patient safety.
The session also explored key principles in interpreting HSG images, particularly how to distinguish air bubbles from potential lesions such as polyps or fibroids. Accurate differentiation is critical to avoiding misdiagnosis and improving the precision of clinical interpretation.
Dr. Chao-An Chen(陳昭安醫師) further highlighted the importance of optimizing standard operating procedures (SOPs), including:
✔ Comprehensive pre-examination patient education
✔ Real-time observation during the procedure
✔ Detailed post-examination documentation and follow-up
✔ The implementation of checklists and double-verification systems
These measures help standardize examination procedures, improve safety, and enable more timely responses to unexpected situations, allowing patients to undergo examinations with greater confidence and peace of mind.

At Lee Women's Hospital, we strive not only for high success rates, but also for the highest standards of safety and quality at every stage of care.
Because every examination and every step carries the hopes of a family.

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19/05/2026

At the age of 32, Cookie and her husband had been trying to conceive naturally for over a year without success. Hoping to stop waiting and take the next step toward building their family, they came to Lee Women’s Hospital, where Dr. Chun-I Lee(李俊逸醫師茂盛醫院小王子李俊逸醫師) had the opportunity to accompany them through this challenging journey.

Cookie’s AMH level was 2.78, indicating a sufficient ovarian reserve, and her husband’s semen analysis results were normal. During the first two egg retrieval cycles, a total of 24 oocytes were collected, and ICSI (Intracytoplasmic S***m Injection) was performed. However, after PGT-A testing, only three mosaic embryos were available for transfer, and unfortunately, the treatment did not result in pregnancy.

Treatment failure can be deeply discouraging for any couple.

Cookie shared that the most difficult part was not only the injections or daily medications, but the constant fear of another unsuccessful cycle.

Still, she did not remain discouraged for long.
Dr. Lee believes that one of the greatest sources of strength during fertility treatment is having a supportive partner by your side, someone who brings warmth and reassurance during moments filled with fear and uncertainty.
At every appointment, Cookie’s husband accompanied her. After each visit, the couple would often go out together to enjoy a meal and take a moment to relax emotionally. Cookie shared, “Without him, I might have stayed trapped in negative emotions.”

Dr. Lee believed they should not have to carry the burden of disappointment alone.

After reviewing the previous cycles, poor oocyte maturation was identified as one of the key challenges. Dr. Lee therefore adjusted Cookie’s medication protocol and introduced a dual-trigger approach using two ovulation trigger injections to help promote final oocyte maturation while also reducing the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS).

This time, 15 oocytes were retrieved, 8 achieved normal fertilization, and ultimately 3 embryos successfully developed.

On pregnancy test day, Cookie’s B-HCG level reached 15,746, an excellent result!
Soon, a pair of baby boys will become part of their lives.

Cookie still vividly remembers the moment she saw the positive pregnancy test at home. “I couldn’t believe it. I’m going to become a mother. At that moment, every effort suddenly felt worthwhile,” she said tearfully.

Looking back on the emotional stress of infertility, Cookie shared that one of the biggest sources of encouragement throughout treatment was Dr. Lee’s gentle smile and simple question at every visit: “How have you been these past few days?”
“The patience, attentiveness, and encouragement from Dr. Lee always made me feel that I would eventually succeed,” she said.

For Dr. Lee, feedback like this is deeply meaningful. Sometimes, a simple expression of care or encouragement can become a source of hope for patients during one of the most difficult periods of their lives.

More than the success of the treatment itself, being able to witness a family step into a new chapter of life, from anxiety and setbacks to tears of joy after a successful pregnancy, is what leaves the deepest impression.

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13/05/2026

Fertility Preservation: New Options Beyond Egg Freezing

When people talk about “fertility preservation,” egg freezing is usually the first option that comes to mind. However, it is important to understand that not everyone has the opportunity to undergo oocyte cryopreservation.

Five years ago, during his tenure as President of the Taiwan Society for Reproductive Medicine, Dr. Ming-Jer Chen（陳明哲醫師） took advantage of the Lunar New Year holiday to review international literature on ovarian tissue cryopreservation. On behalf of the society, he drafted a “Position Statement on Ovarian Tissue Cryopreservation,” which was published on the society’s official website.

The background of this work was the growing global recognition of fertility preservation as a critical medical issue. For patients who require immediate cancer treatment, there is often no time to complete a 10–14 day ovarian stimulation cycle. In addition, prepubertal girls do not yet have mature follicles and therefore cannot undergo oocyte retrieval. However, during cancer treatment, ovarian function may be irreversibly damaged, placing these patients at risk of premature ovarian insufficiency and future infertility. If fertility potential can be preserved before treatment through medical technologies, it can have a profound impact on patients’ future lives.

Therefore, in the position statement, Dr. Chen also advocated for the gradual development of relevant policies and healthcare systems. These include safeguarding patients’ rights to fertility preservation and supporting the clinical development of ovarian tissue cryopreservation technology, so that patients undergoing cancer treatment can also retain the possibility of building a family in the future.

Time passes quickly. What began as an early-stage proposal years ago is now gradually becoming a reality in Taiwan. Through professional workshops and training programs, expertise and talent in this field are being developed. This progress is deeply meaningful, as it reflects steady movement toward clinical implementation.

Last weekend, Dr. Chen attended the Ovarian Tissue Vitrification Workshop organized by the Taiwan Fertility Preservation Society at the National Taiwan University Cancer Center Hospital. He joined reproductive medicine specialists from various regions to exchange knowledge on fertility preservation techniques. The workshop invited experts from Japan to share protocols for ovarian tissue vitrification and warming, along with hands-on practice. Every step from processing and slicing ovarian cortical tissue to freezing and warming, requires highly precise and standardized laboratory procedures.

Internationally, since 2019, ovarian tissue cryopreservation has no longer been considered an experimental technique, and there have already been multiple successful live birth cases reported. It is encouraging to see increasing discussion and technical exchange in Taiwan in the field of fertility preservation. It is hoped that more institutional support and medical resources will continue to be invested, allowing this technology to truly benefit patients in need.

Because medicine is not only about prolonging life, but also about preserving a person’s ability to choose their future life.

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05/05/2026

🔴 Can Irregular Periods Affect Your Chances of Getting Pregnant?
A normal menstrual cycle typically ranges from 21 to 35 days, with menstruation lasting about 4 to 7 days.
If your cycle becomes unpredictable, significantly shorter or longer, or your period suddenly stops, it may be a sign that your body is trying to tell you something.

⚠️ When Is a Period Considered Irregular?
▪️ Cycles shorter than 21 days or longer than 39 days
▪️ No menstruation for more than 3 months
▪️ Unusually heavy or very light menstrual flow
▪️ Severe menstrual pain or prolonged bleeding

🔎 Common Causes of Irregular Periods
✔️ Hormonal imbalance
✔️ Ovarian or uterine conditions
✔️ High stress levels or irregular sleep patterns
✔️ Excessive dieting or very low body fat
Because menstrual cycles are closely linked to ovulation,
long-term irregularity may reduce the chances of natural conception.

🩺 What Should You Do?
If menstrual irregularities persist, it is recommended to seek medical evaluation.
Doctors may arrange blood tests and ultrasound examinations to assess ovarian and uterine health.
In many cases, menstrual disorders can be improved with proper treatment and lifestyle adjustments.

✨ Your menstrual cycle is an important indicator of overall reproductive health.
Understanding changes early can help you better prepare for future pregnancy plans.

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