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The Effectiveness of Live Birth Rate of Traditional Chinese Medicine Intervention for Infertile Women Undergoing a Second Round of IVF Is Influenced by Age.
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- A Multidimensional Perspective Review of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Treating Ovarian Aging.International journal of women's health · 2026Review
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methodsThis was a single-center, retrospective cohort study involving 45 infertile women undergoing a second round of IVF who underwent a combined treatment approach integrating TCM with IVF. Clinical factors affecting live birth rates were analyzed using Student's
resultsThe findings revealed a clinical pregnancy rate of 51.11% and a live birth rate of 42.22%, underscoring the potential effectiveness of combining TCM with a second round of IVF for infertile women. Additionally, maternal age showed a statistically significant influence on the clinical pregnancy rate (39.32±2.93 years
conclusionIntegrating traditional Chinese medicine into IVF protocols notably enhances maternal success rates. For women over 38, age-specific strategies such as fertility preservation, optimized ovarian stimulation, advanced embryo selection, and oocyte donation are key to addressing age-related challenges.
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