For many older couples preparing for pregnancy, seeing AMH continuously decline and FSH rise often signals a rapid loss of fertility potential.
Especially for families who have tried natural conception for years without success, anxiety and confusion are common.
Today, we share the story of client Ms. J, who, under these circumstances, traveled to Thailand LRC Fertility Center through Global New Life's overseas medical concierge service to undergo third-generation IVF, ultimately obtaining 4 healthy embryos that passed PGT-A screening, creating a valuable opportunity for a second child.
Ms. J is 38 years old. She had a natural delivery in her youth. Assuming a second pregnancy would not be too difficult, she did not use contraception for many years after childbirth. However, reality did not go as expected.
As age increased, the second-child plan remained elusive. After multiple tests, the issue turned out to be more complex than imagined.
To improve success rates, Ms. J ultimately chose Global New Life to start her overseas journey, going to Thailand LRC Fertility Center for more professional assisted reproductive solutions.
Before starting the IVF cycle, Ms. J underwent a comprehensive fertility assessment. The results showed:
The data indicated extremely low ovarian reserve. AMH below 1.1 typically suggests significantly diminished ovarian reserve, while FSH over 10 means the ovaries are less responsive to stimulation medications. Both of Ms. J's markers were clearly abnormal, classifying her as a classic poor ovarian responder (POR).
For IVF treatment, this means:
Age factors further increased the difficulty of treatment.
In addition to the female's diminished ovarian function, the male partner's test results were also less than ideal.
Semen analysis showed:
In this situation, even if eggs are successfully retrieved, fertilization rates and embryo quality could be affected.
Experienced reproductive specialists point out that men with a high proportion of abnormal sperm often have a higher risk of sperm DNA fragmentation, which may reduce embryo developmental potential and increase miscarriage risk.
Therefore, this case represents a classic dual-factor infertility.
Facing the complex situation, the medical team at Thailand LRC Fertility Center did not adopt a routine stimulation protocol. Instead, they created a Tailor-Made individualized stimulation plan based on Ms. J's condition.
Before starting stimulation, tests showed only 3 to 4 antral follicles, and they were small. To maximize ovarian protection and improve egg utilization, the medical team adopted a fine-tuned management approach.
The treatment combined:
Additionally, an egg maturation trigger was added early on Day 4 to prevent premature ovulation. Throughout the cycle, medication doses were adjusted based on dynamic monitoring to maximize the maturation probability of each follicle.
To address male sperm quality issues, the LRC laboratory simultaneously used SPERM MACS magnetic-activated cell sorting technology. This technique preferentially selects sperm with better motility and higher DNA integrity for fertilization.
In third-generation IVF treatment in Thailand, such advanced laboratory techniques play a significant role in improving embryo quality. Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) was then used for fertilization.
After close monitoring and precise stimulation, Ms. J successfully underwent egg retrieval.
Final results:
For a patient with AMH of only 0.457, this result was significantly better than expected.
Even more surprising: all 4 mature eggs were successfully fertilized. ICSI fertilization rate reached 100%.
After fertilization, all embryos proceeded to blastocyst culture.
Final results:
For an older patient with severely diminished ovarian reserve, such a blastocyst development outcome is remarkable. It indicates that both egg quality and the laboratory culture system were of a high standard.
Subsequently, all 4 blastocysts underwent PGT-A chromosomal screening.
The results showed: all 4 blastocysts passed chromosomal testing, all meeting transfer criteria.
This means more options for future transfers and significantly reduced risk of miscarriage due to chromosomal abnormalities. For older women trying to conceive, this is the greatest value of third-generation IVF in Thailand.

In the field of assisted reproduction, age is never the only determining factor. Scientific assessment, personalized treatment plans, advanced laboratory techniques, and a professional medical team can often help families who seemed to have little hope regain opportunities.
As a platform focusing on overseas fertility services, Global New Life maintains long-term partnerships with quality assisted reproductive institutions such as Thailand LRC Fertility Center, providing clients with:
Behind every successful case lies a family's hope for a new life.
For families experiencing advanced maternal age, diminished ovarian function, repeated IVF failures, or other issues, perhaps a professional evaluation can open the door to a successful journey to parenthood.