Ivf success rates

Getting real about IVF success rates (and the factors that impact them)

In vitro fertilization, or IVF is a boon for couples who are unable to conceive naturally, but long to have children.

You probably feel like you’ve already tried everything. I know that when I dreamed of having my family – it certainly wasn’t with IVF. And although IVF can be successful – with an average 30% success rate – what about the couple that has 1,2,3,4 or more failed cycles? I see this quite regularly and it is heartbreaking and financially devastating. #diminishedovarianreserve #prematureovarianinsufficiency #infertility #lowamh #highfsh

Read the latest data on IVF success rates in the United States, plus tips from fertility experts for increasing your odds of getting pregnant with in vitro fertilization.

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This is beneficial in two ways – firstly the Embryologist is better able to select the strongest embryo(s) for the embryo transfer, thereby improving the chance of a successful pregnancy, but also transferring at day 5 is more in sync with the natural cycle (read more about embryo grading here).

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We caught up with International Fertility Group (IFG) for the latest on understanding your Preimplantation Genetic Screening result. Their expert team offers some of the most advanced Preimplantation Genetic Screening (PGS) in the world, and their clinics also have some of the best IVF success rates thanks to this groundbreaking screening process. Worried about testing accuracy, interpreting your results, or planning your next steps? Let’s get in the know.

An embryologist is a fertility specialist that helps to create embryos to either be used in IVF right away or to be frozen for later use. Here are ten things we want you to know about IVF!