22/08/2026
💛 Three pregnancies, and each time, the embryo stopped developing.
She was still young, yet she had already experienced three pregnancies — all ending in miscarriage.
With each pregnancy came new hope, followed by another heartbreaking loss. For the couple, the emotional toll was tremendous.
To understand what might be causing the recurrent miscarriages, they underwent further evaluation.
The results showed that she had Mosaic Turner Syndrome. Most of her cells had a normal female chromosome pattern of 46,XX, while a portion were 45,X. She was also found to have elevated thyroid autoantibodies.
Because of the chromosomal condition, although her AMH level was still within the normal range, her ovarian reserve was lower than expected for her age, adding another challenge to their IVF journey.
Still, they decided to try once more.
In the end, five embryos underwent PGT-A testing, and two were found to be euploid embryos with a normal chromosome number.
After transferring one of those embryos, she successfully became pregnant. 🌱
But after three previous miscarriages, seeing a positive pregnancy test did not mean the worries simply disappeared.
Her immune-related and thyroid conditions continued to be closely monitored by the appropriate specialists, and step by step, she made it through each stage of pregnancy.
Then recently, we finally received the wonderful news from the couple —
Their baby was born safely and healthy. 👶🏻🤍
From three heartbreaking losses to finally holding their long-awaited baby in their arms, this journey was anything but easy.
Mosaic Turner Syndrome itself cannot be changed, but through comprehensive evaluation, IVF treatment, and embryo chromosome testing, they were able to find a path forward.
Thank you to this couple for sharing such a precious and hard-earned moment of joy with us.
Some journeys may be more difficult than others, but when hope finally becomes something you can hold in your arms, every step along the way takes on a new meaning. 💛