Taiwan IVF Group - Hong Kong, 新竹縣竹北市文興路二段360號, Zhubei (2026)

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05/04/2026

👶💛 Baby’s Back for a Visit | A Day of Capturing Happiness
Today at Taiwan IVF Group,
we welcomed a very special little visitor—
a baby has come back to visit
.Yang Wen‑Jui🍼✨
Such a tiny, soft little presence,
yet instantly filling the entire clinic with warmth and joy 🥹
From the days of hope and waiting,
to now becoming a real smile right in front of us—
every step of this journey has been challenging,
yet incredibly precious.
This time, we also captured these heartwarming moments on video 🎥💛
From the very first meeting,
to the gentle interactions and sweet smiles,
each frame reflects the true essence of this journey.
✨ Some happiness doesn’t need many words—
just seeing it is enough to feel comfort and emotion.
Thank you for coming back to visit,
and for letting us once again witness
this hard-earned miracle. 🌱

04/04/2026

Dr. Liu Yong-Liang

How do you stand up again after losing twins?

This couple came to us after unsuccessful IVF treatments.
They had previously completed IVF at a medical center, using all embryos, yet none led to a pregnancy.

She was diagnosed with premature ovarian insufficiency (AMH 0.5).
We recommended IVF with preimplantation genetic testing.

Given her history, we considered possible recurrent implantation failure and decided to transfer two embryos.
One tested normal embryo and one untested embryo were transferred—she became pregnant.

At follow-up, we saw twins.
Both implanted successfully, with strong heartbeats—an incredibly encouraging moment after repeated failures.

However, at 17 weeks, she experienced premature rupture of membranes.
Despite hospitalization, the twins could not be saved.

After recovery, she underwent another transfer with our team.
This time, she conceived a singleton pregnancy.

Recently, she delivered safely.
We’re truly grateful she shared her joy with us—and even brought her baby to visit. 💛

Twin pregnancies can be joyful, but they also carry higher risks.
Whenever possible, a singleton pregnancy is preferred.

After such a profound loss, her strength carried her forward—
and in the end, she welcomed her baby into the world.

03/04/2026

👶🎀 Little IVF Baby Is Back | The Cutest Red Bow Moment
Today, we welcomed an incredibly adorable little visitor—
a sweet baby girl has come back to visit
.Yang Wen-Jui. 💛
With her tiny face and gentle expression,
and that red bow on her head 🎀,
she instantly captured everyone’s attention 🥹
She even looks just like her mom,
melting hearts the moment you see her 💕
From the days of waiting and perseverance
to now holding her in loving arms,
every step of this journey has been challenging,
yet deeply precious.
✨ Sometimes, happiness is this simple—
a smile, a glance,
and your heart is filled with warmth.
Thank you for bringing your baby back to visit,
and for letting us once again witness
this hard-earned happiness. 🌱

01/04/2026

. Fan Lu
Trying to conceive
should be a journey toward happiness.
Yet along the way,
many couples face disagreements, pressure,
the challenges of treatment,
and sometimes even blame each other—
putting their relationship to the test.
But they were different.
To welcome their daughter,
they began a long and difficult journey in 2020:
11 egg retrievals
4 embryo transfers
1 induced labor
2 miscarriages
They went through surgery for endometrioma
and removal of hydrosalpinx,
received 4 courses of GnRH agonist injections,
and underwent 3 hysteroscopies.
Because of antiphospholipid syndrome (APS),
she also endured over 100 days of heparin injections.
The hardship of this journey
is beyond what most people can imagine.
Yet through it all—
in good times and bad,
in moments of hope and despair,
on the mountaintops and in the valleys,
through laughter and tears—
they never let go of each other.
In every small interaction,
you could see their understanding,
their teamwork,
their unwavering support.
They moved forward together,
holding on to the same goal—
the simple wish to build a happy family.
In early 2026,
they returned with their beautiful baby girl.
In that moment,
all the struggles and tears
became the warmest memories. 💛

28/03/2026

🌈 My Fertility, My Choice
A Journey Across Borders for Love and Family

.Liu Yong-Liang
She is a 36-year-old fashion designer.
She came to our clinic with a clear plan: to freeze her eggs in Taiwan, then send them to the United States for fertilization with donor s***m and embryo transfer.
During her visits, she was often accompanied by her family.
Having their support and blessing became an important part of her journey toward building her own happiness.
After two egg retrieval cycles and accumulating a good number of mature oocytes, she followed her plan and had them shipped to the U.S. for fertilization and embryo transfer.
Recently, she delivered her baby safely.
I’m truly grateful that she shared this joyful news with me, and I feel honored to have been part of her journey.
As many have said:
Family can take many forms. Marriage is not the only path to having a family.
Choosing to become a single mother by choice is not a last resort—
it is a conscious, empowered decision about reproductive autonomy.
In the past, women in Taiwan who froze their eggs could not use them unless they were married.
This was not a very supportive system.
Recently, proposed amendments to Taiwan’s Assisted Reproduction Act aim to expand access—from heterosexual married couples to include single women and same-sex female couples.
Every woman deserves the right to define her own fertility journey.
Choosing single motherhood, raising a child independently,
is a brave and beautiful expression of diverse family possibilities. 💛🌱

27/03/2026

💌💛 A Truly Heartfelt Letter
At Taiwan IVF Group,
we received a letter that made us pause and read every word with care.
This letter was written to
.Yang Wen‑Jui
The words are simple,
yet they carry a journey that was anything but easy—
“Some happiness is truly not something to be taken for granted.
After three embryo transfers that all failed to implant,
hope rose again and again, only to fall each time.
Thank you, Dr. Yang Wen-Jui at Taiwan IVF Group,
for staying by my side with warmth and strength
when I was physically and emotionally exhausted.
Until the very last cycle, the very last usable blastocyst—
just when I was about to give up,
we finally welcomed our baby girl.
It turns out miracles really do appear at the very last moment.
Thank you for letting me become a mother.”
—
Behind those three failed attempts
were countless moments of gathering the strength to stand up again.
And that “last blastocyst”
carried every ounce of hope.
Thankfully, she didn’t give up.
Thankfully, the miracle arrived. 👶💛
Thank you for sharing this story with us.
It reminds us once again—
🌱 Sometimes, just when you feel closest to giving up,
happiness may be closer than you think.

25/03/2026

. Fan Lu
She had been pregnant three times—and sadly, all ended in miscarriage.
Both partners had normal karyotype results, but tests revealed vitamin D deficiency in both, and the mother had persistently positive antiphospholipid antibodies.
The immunology team suggested multiple treatment options, including immunosuppressants, anti-rejection medications, and biologics. While immunomodulatory therapies are often used in recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL), some remain controversial due to limited or conflicting evidence.
Medicine is both science and philosophy. Among all possible treatments, the most important principle is: do no harm.
According to the 2025 American Society for Reproductive Immunology (ASRI) guidelines for RPL:

• Corticosteroids: for unexplained RPL with immune abnormalities
• Vitamin D: assess serum levels and supplement accordingly
• Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS): low molecular weight heparin (LMWH) + aspirin

• Calcineurin inhibitors (e.g., Tacrolimus): for immune imbalance cases

• Anti-TNF-α therapy: requires more clinical trials
After thorough discussion and shared decision-making, she followed a more evidence-based approach: vitamin D supplementation, along with corticosteroids, aspirin, and heparin before embryo transfer.
The result?
2 transfers, 2 successes—leading to a twin pregnancy. 💛👶👶
Sometimes, the right treatment is not the most aggressive one,
but the one that is safest, most evidence-based, and tailored to the patient.

21/03/2026

.Liu Yong-Liang

The couple had been married for over two years and previously experienced a failed IVF attempt.

Despite her young age, her AMH was 0.87, indicating diminished ovarian reserve, and her uterus appeared relatively small. We recommended another IVF cycle with embryo biopsy.

We retrieved 10 eggs, which was not easy under her condition. The results showed two normal embryos and one mosaic embryo.

During the first transfer, her endometrium was too thin and required extended treatment. Although she initially became pregnant, her hCG levels declined, and the cycle ended in failure.

After taking six months to recover, she found the strength to try again.

For the second transfer, her endometrium reached an adequate thickness with support from a natural cycle and medication. We transferred the remaining embryos using a modified natural cycle, and this time—she became pregnant.

Her pregnancy journey was challenging. She experienced recurrent bleeding in early pregnancy, and at 19 weeks underwent a cervical cerclage due to cervical shortening. She was later hospitalized for over three months due to bleeding and preterm contractions.

Eventually, due to declining placental function, she delivered early.

Despite all the hardships—from IVF to a high-risk pregnancy—she persevered with incredible strength.

In the end, she finally held her baby in her arms.

She said,
“Thank you for choosing to be my child.”

I deeply admire her courage and resilience.

20/03/2026

👶💛 Baby’s First Visit Back | The Purest Kind of Happiness
Today at Taiwan IVF Group,
we welcomed a truly heartwarming little visitor—
a newborn little IVF baby 🍼✨
Coming back to visit
.Wen-Jui Yang,
this tiny, soft, and precious presence
filled the entire clinic with warmth and gentle smiles 🥹
From the early days of waiting and perseverance,
to now becoming a real little life in our arms,
every step of the journey has been challenging, yet incredibly meaningful.
Looking at such a pure and peaceful little one,
it’s hard not to slow down
and quietly take in this hard-earned happiness.
Thank you for bringing the baby back
to share this joyful moment with us 💛
Wishing this little one a healthy and happy journey ahead.
To us,
every “homecoming”
is the warmest kind of reunion. 🌱

18/03/2026

.FanLu
When she first walked into the consultation room, her tone was calm, yet it carried the quiet weight of many years of waiting.
At 33 years old, her menstrual cycles had always been irregular. Without medication, her period would often not come naturally at all.
Tests revealed that her Anti-Müllerian Hormone (AMH) level was 8.9 ng/mL, much higher than the average for her age. On ultrasound, many small follicles could be seen lining her ovaries— a classic presentation of Polycystic O***y Syndrome (PCOS).
This meant she did not lack eggs; rather, her eggs had simply been waiting for the right moment.
In 2021, we arranged an IVF treatment for her. Even with a relatively mild stimulation protocol, 63 follicles developed. Ultimately, 32 eggs were retrieved, and 22 embryos were successfully cultured.
After the egg retrieval, she experienced abdominal bloating and discomfort. It was not an easy period, but she persevered through it.
Soon after, good news arrived—
she became pregnant and welcomed her first child, a healthy and adorable baby girl.
But the story did not end there.
In 2024, through frozen embryo transfer, she became pregnant again.
This time, it was a baby boy.
From waiting, to hope,
and from hope, to fulfillment—
her family became complete with both a daughter and a son.
Having Polycystic O***y Syndrome does not mean losing the chance to have children.
With the right treatment and thoughtful planning,
these “long-waiting eggs” can one day become the beginning of new life.

17/03/2026

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在試管療程的重要日子裡，
我們希望每一位準爸媽都能更安心、輕鬆地完成療程。
在 #艾微芙生殖中心，
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讓您在重要時刻少一點奔波，多一點安心。✨
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不論是來院或回家都可以安排接送。
每一次療程都是一段不容易的旅程，
我們希望用更多貼心的服務，
陪伴您安心迎接好孕的每一步。 🌱
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14/03/2026

Dr. Liu Yong-Liang

She came to consult us after experiencing recurrent miscarriages. She wondered whether the miscarriages might be related to her husband’s heavy workload or genetic factors from either side of the family.

I suggested that the couple undergo carrier screening for genetic diseases, cancer-related genetic testing, general health screening, and tests to investigate the causes of recurrent miscarriage. This would help clarify the situation, since it is not necessarily caused by one specific person.

Before her husband was assigned to work in Japan, they completed all the examinations. The results showed that the couple did not carry the same recessive genetic diseases, so it would not increase the difficulty of future IVF treatment. However, her test results revealed that her ovarian reserve was lower than expected, showing signs of premature ovarian insufficiency.

Later, as both of them relocated to Japan for work, we carefully planned the timing for them to return to Taiwan for IVF treatment.

During the first IVF cycle, possibly due to her weaker ovarian function, the eggs retrieved were not of ideal quality. In the end, only one biopsied embryo was chromosomally normal, though its morphology was not particularly strong.

Still, she remained determined and said, “I want to try again.”

While in Japan, she received intravenous NMN therapy at a local clinic (in Taiwan, NMN is only available as an oral supplement). After resting for one month, she started her second IVF cycle.

For the second attempt, we also adjusted her medication protocol. This time, six blastocysts were frozen and biopsied, and three showed good morphology. Compared with the first cycle, both the number and quality of blastocysts improved significantly.

After the egg retrieval, she returned to Japan. I also helped prepare medical certificates required by her local insurance, as commercial insurance in Japan provides subsidies for IVF treatments.

Later, I left Taichung. Her embryo transfer was then performed with the assistance of our director, and she successfully became pregnant. I was truly happy for her.

She later shared that her husband’s work had been transferred to the United States, and they would be moving there together. Recently, she delivered her baby safely in the United States, and I’m grateful that they were willing to share this joyful news with me.

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