Patients with diminished ovarian reserve undergoing IVF typically have lower success rates compared to those with normal ovarian function. Success rates can vary widely, usually ranging from 10% to 30% per IVF cycle, depending on factors such as age, individual response to ovarian stimulation, and the quality of gametes.

To maximize the chances of success for these patients, clinics may tailor their treatment plans in several ways:

1. Ovarian Stimulation Protocols: Clinics may use personalized ovarian stimulation protocols to optimize the number and quality of eggs retrieved. This may involve adjusting medication dosages or choosing specific protocols like antagonist protocols or mild stimulation.

2. Pre-implantation Genetic Testing (PGT): In cases of diminished ovarian reserve, clinics may recommend pre-implantation genetic testing to identify chromosomally normal embryos, thus increasing the likelihood of successful implantation and reducing the risk of miscarriage.

3. Embryo Transfer Strategies: Clinics may recommend strategies such as elective single embryo transfer (eSET) to minimize the risk of multiple pregnancies, which can be more challenging in patients with diminished ovarian reserve.

4. Consultation with a Reproductive Endocrinologist: Patients with diminished ovarian reserve may benefit from consultation with a reproductive endocrinologist to discuss their individual prognosis, treatment options, and chances of success.

5. Use of Adjunct Treatments: Some clinics may offer adjunct treatments such as acupuncture, supplements, or lifestyle modifications to potentially