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

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22/04/2026

“You are not someone who can’t get pregnant.” 🤍
On the journey to parenthood,
what keeps someone going
is not just treatments or numbers—
but a moment when someone truly believes in you.
This mama brought her baby back
to visit Dr. Lu
and share this long-awaited happiness 👶✨
She wrote
“Thank you, Dr. Lu,
for helping my husband and me welcome our baby boy.
Because of my age and poor egg retrieval results,
it often took multiple cycles
just to have one chance for embryo transfer.
For the last attempt,
we even skipped PGS
just to have a chance to transfer.
I was exhausted—physically and emotionally.
I even thought about giving up
if it didn’t work this time.
Thank you for suggesting transferring two embryos,
giving us a better chance.
In the end, I became pregnant
and safely welcomed our baby into the world.
And most of all,
thank you for telling me—
‘You are not someone who can’t get pregnant.’
That one sentence
gave me the strength to keep going.”

Behind every journey
are struggles we may never see.
And the value of medicine
is not only in the technology
but in giving direction,
and restoring belief when it matters most.
Thank you for trusting the process.
And thank you, little one,
for coming back to complete this story 🤍

21/04/2026

【Deepening Global Exchange｜Advancing Laboratory Excellence on the Asia-Pacific Stage 🌏】

The Laboratory Director, Nelson, of Taiwan IVF Group
was invited to attend the Asia-Pacific Forum of Medical Laboratory Sciences 2026,
a leading conference focusing on the latest developments and applications in medical laboratory science.

The conference covered key topics including laboratory quality management, innovative testing technologies, and trends in precision medicine. Experts from across the Asia-Pacific region gathered to exchange insights and experiences, particularly in the fields of precision medicine and molecular diagnostics.

In reproductive medicine, laboratory technology plays a critical role. From embryo culture to molecular analysis, every detail directly impacts treatment success rates and overall safety.

At the conference, Taiwan IVF Group shared its collaborative technology platforms and research outcomes, utilizing multi-omics approaches to advance precision reproductive medicine.

Through ongoing participation in international academic exchange, and by sharing our achievements in precision reproductive medicine, Taiwan IVF Group remains committed to providing safer, higher-quality care for every family on their journey to parenthood 🤍
—safeguarding every precious beginning of life ✨

18/04/2026

From silence… to a baby’s first cry 🤍
How much pain does it take
to finally meet you?

They had been trying for over 3 years.
She had tubal blockage, high thyroid antibodies,
and diminished ovarian reserve—
so they chose IVF.
Six Day 3 embryos were frozen.
The first transfer worked.
But two weeks later, both twins lost their heartbeats.
She tried again.
A natural pregnancy—
but it was ectopic.
She tried again.
Another pregnancy—
but at 26 weeks, the baby’s heart stopped.
Three losses.
Unimaginable pain.
Still, she didn’t give up.
With the remaining embryos,
and the support of her medical team,
she became pregnant again.
At 35 weeks,
her baby was born.
After two weeks in the NICU,
the baby finally went home 🤍

To those still trying:
Maybe you’re tired.
Maybe you feel like giving up.
But even in the darkest moments,
there is still a chance for light.
As long as you don’t give up. ✨

16/04/2026

🎥｜Fertility Seminar Highlights｜
Dr. Lin Cheng-Kai’s fertility seminar video series is now live ✨
From knowledge to hands-on practice,
this is more than just a seminar—
it’s a journey of support toward achieving pregnancy 💛
During the session, Dr. Lin explained IVF concepts and common misconceptions in a clear and accessible way,
helping many couples find direction and reassurance.
Beyond medical insights,
he also personally guided “fertility exercises,”
taught meridian massage techniques,
and shared wellness approaches focused on body balance—
showing that preparing for pregnancy is not only about medical treatment,
but also a holistic mind-body journey 🌿

15/04/2026

Looking back at this medical journey,
what once felt like numbers and clinical terms
has become a story of love, resilience, and hope.

This was a five-year path to parenthood.
From IVF treatments, procedures, and surgeries,
each step carried fear, exhaustion, and hope.

In the clinic, Dr. Lu was a steady guide,
leading us through uncertainty with professionalism and care.

When we became pregnant with our first child,
the journey was fragile and cautious.
Daily medication and injections left bruises and anxiety.

At week 5, unexpected bleeding changed everything,
and after discussion with the doctor, treatment was adjusted.

Through it all, my husband never left my side—
supporting every step, every appointment, every fear.

We eventually welcomed our daughter safely ✨

Three years later, we tried again.
This time, the journey was even more challenging,
but also filled with more trust and strength.

We made careful medical decisions together with our doctor,
and relied on close monitoring throughout the pregnancy.

My husband carried everything at home—
work, childcare, and daily life—without missing any appointment.

From TaiwanIVFGroup to the hospital,
we moved forward step by step with trust.

And in the end,
we safely welcomed our second child 💛

This journey was never just about treatment—
it was about love, endurance, and becoming a family.

Our children are not only the result of IVF,
but the result of faith, support, and perseverance.

13/04/2026

🎉｜A Successful Fertility Wellness Seminar｜🎉
The very first “Good Fortune Fertility Seminar” by Dr. Lin Cheng-Kai at TaiwanIVFGroup has come to a wonderful close ✨
The atmosphere was warm, energetic, and full of positivity—
more than just a lecture, it was a journey of aligning body, mind, and spirit for fertility 💛
Dr. Lin personally guided everyone through “fertility exercises,”
helping participants reconnect with their bodies and awaken the natural rhythm for nurturing life 🌿
We also had hands-on guidance in “meridian massage,”
simple yet practical techniques that can easily be incorporated into daily routines to support fertility ✨
What made this session even more special
was the integration of I Ching-inspired dietary therapy—
focusing on nourishing the body and improving constitution through mindful eating 🍵
This was not just a seminar,
but a space of support, care, and encouragement.
Thank you to everyone who joined us
and took a step forward toward a hopeful future 💫
We look forward to seeing you again soon—
let’s continue this journey to better fertility, together 🤍

11/04/2026

Why didn’t pregnancy happen after transferring a PGT-normal embryo?
The reason may be simple—poor recovery after thawing.

This couple had been trying for over a year.
She had PCOS, bilateral hydrosalpinx, and uterine polyps.
He had varicocele with unstable s***m quality.

They chose IVF and froze 10 blastocysts,
including PGT-normal embryos.

During the first transfer,
a normal embryo was used—but pregnancy did not occur.
The likely reason: poor post-thaw recovery.

After consulting an immunology specialist,
they tried again.

In the second transfer,
the embryo recovered much better—
and she successfully became pregnant.

However, daily heparin injections caused severe bruising and stress.
To reduce the burden, the dosage was adjusted to every two days,
with monitoring through 12 weeks.
Thankfully, everything went smoothly.

We’re grateful they shared their journey with us
and even brought their baby’s photos and full-month gift.

A PGT-normal embryo does not guarantee pregnancy.
Post-thaw recovery matters.

If recovery is poor, success rates drop.
If no recovery occurs, consider another embryo if available.

The journey is not easy—
between injections and fear, it can feel overwhelming.

But every step, every pain endured,
is for a future filled with hope.
But enduring the pain,
step by step,
is all for one thing—
a future filled with happiness.

10/04/2026

🍎｜A Gift of Happiness Shared｜🍎
Today,
Dr. Yang Wen-Jui received a special gift—a box of bright red apples.
It may not be something expensive,
but it carries the weight of a beautiful story.
With the gentlest message, she told us:
👶 “The baby has been born safely.”
These apples are more than just fruit.
They are a symbol of “safe and fruitful blessings,”
a heartfelt way of sharing a hard-earned happiness with all of us.
Thank you for bringing this joy back to us,
and thank you for allowing us to be part of your journey.
At TaiwanIVFGroup,
what we witness is more than medical care—
it is story after story of families being made.
May the sweet scent of these apples
continue to spread hope, blessings, and the joy of new life 🍎💛

08/04/2026

❣️ About the Rice Scoop I Mentioned Last Week

It belonged to a patient
who, during her first IVF pregnancy,
had to face heartbreaking news at 19 weeks—
an amniocentesis confirmed a chromosomal abnormality.

She came back to Taiwan IVF Group for consultation.

In the ultrasound room,
she broke down in tears and said:
“I can only cry here… once I walk out, I can’t cry anymore—because my husband will be heartbroken.”

In that moment, what hurt the most
was not just the loss,
but the love between two people
who couldn’t bear to see each other suffer.

So I gave her that rice scoop—
hoping it could carry not just rice,
but also a blessing.

❣️ The Story Behind the “Lucky Rice Scoop”

It began six years ago.

A mother once brought in 20 kilograms of sticky rice to celebrate,
and every staff member on duty had to eat their share that day.

But behind that celebration
was an 11-year journey.

She had been trying to conceive since age 32.

When she came to us in 2016,
her condition was extremely challenging:
very low ovarian reserve,
poor s***m quality,
10 uterine fibroids (the largest over 7 cm),
along with anemia and vitamin D deficiency.

She was willing to try,
but it was clear she didn’t have much hope—
as if she was simply “giving it one last chance.”

After two egg retrievals,
we obtained two viable embryos.

Since she preferred not to undergo fibroid surgery,
we used medication to shrink the fibroids before transfer.

In January 2017,
we seized the timing and performed embryo transfer.
By September,
she became a first-time mother at 43.

In July 2019,
we repeated the same approach
with her last embryo.

She became pregnant again,
and in March 2020,
she welcomed her second child at 46.

❣️ A Blessing Passed On

This story was too precious to forget.

So I kept that rice scoop,
signed it,
and hoped that one day,
it would find its way
to someone who needs courage.

A small object,
carrying a long journey—
passing blessings from one hand to another. 🌱💛

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. 🌱

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