When having a child is no longer taken for granted but becomes a longed-for goal, “the desire for a child consumes one’s entire life.”

Ms. Gao, 49 years old, had been experiencing amenorrhea for over a year. Due to her physical condition, she sought medical help from various hospitals in China, but was told that she was infertile and had little chance of successful pregnancy. The numerous test reports and lab results documented the difficulties and frustration she faced in her quest to conceive. After much struggle, Ms. Gao, who had lost all hope, finally turned to Cambodia’s ORC Olympia Reproductive Medicine Center, recommended by a friend.

For older women, obtaining embryos is more difficult due to health issues, and the rate of embryo abnormalities is higher than usual. Additionally, the implantation rate after embryo transfer is relatively low. The quality of the embryos is crucial for a successful transplant. Considering Ms. Gao’s situation, the experts at ORC developed a customized treatment plan for her. After two months of careful preparation, her eggs were found to be suitable for IVF. She then underwent third-generation PGD genetic screening at ORC Olympia. On her first attempt, she succeeded immediately. Nine days after the transfer, she tested positive for pregnancy and gave birth to twins.