Adenomyosis, Endometriosis, Poor ovarian reserve and finally pregnancy.

Patient: Mrs. NC, 34 years old
Marital Status: Married for 8 years
Infertility: Secondary infertility, no living children
Previous History:

  • Biochemical pregnancy with self IVF
  • Failed IVF cycle with ovum donation at another center
  • Laparoscopy performed previously for removal of bilateral chocolate cysts and adhesiolysis
  • No living issues

Clinical Presentation:

  • Normal BMI
  • Vitals: Stable
  • Per abdominal examination: Soft and non-tender
  • P/S examination: Hypertrophied cervix with severe erosion (history of spotting and severe white discharge post-transfer in previous cycles)

Investigations:

  • First USG: Adenomyotic uterus with recurrent bilateral endometriomas, nil antral follicle count
  • AMH level: 0.32 ng/ml
  • Husband’s semen analysis: Normal

Management:

  • The patient was counselled regarding adenomyosis and recurrent endometriomas.
  • Treatment options given:
    1. Ovum donation
    2. Self IVF
  • The patient opted for ovum donation and declined self IVF.

Treatment Protocol:

  1. Leuprolide Depot: First dose of 3.75 mg given; followed by two more doses at monthly intervals.
  2. Hysteroscopic Evaluation: TBPCR testing and PAP smear with HPV DNA were done, all reports came back normal.
  3. Donor Recruitment: A donor was recruited, and embryos were frozen.
  4. Cervical Erosion Treatment: Treated for cervical erosion.
  5. Endometrial Preparation: After the third dose of Leuprolide, endometrial preparation was done.
  6. Embryo Transfer: Two good blastocysts were transferred. Luteal phase support was provided using injectables, avoiding vaginal medicines.

Outcome:

  • HCG (10 days after transfer): 590 mIU/ml
  • The patient had an uneventful pregnancy and delivered a 3.01 kg baby boy via LUCS (lower uterine caesarean section).

Summary:

She opted for a donor cycle again and, after transferring two good blastocysts, she had an uneventful pregnancy and delivered a healthy 3.01 kg baby boy via LUCS.

The patient had severe adenomyosis with grade 4 endometriosis, with normal reports from her husband.

She had poor ovarian reserve, with previous failed self and donor cycles.

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