what is the success rate for ivf?

Question

What is the rate of IVF success with amh of 0.28ng/ml at the age of 45 suffered from edometriosis?

Answer 1

Depends: Success of ivf depends on multiple factors such as age, underlying diagnosis, ivf protocol as well as the specific fertility center in which the treatment is performed. It can various anywhere from close to 80% chance of pregnancy when using an egg donor to less the 10% in women 42 of age and older. Your fertility specialists can help you estimate your success rate. You can also view the success.

Answer 2

Depends: Ivf success is going to depend on a variety of factors such as, age of patient, previous pregnancy history, indication or reason for ivf, other medical conditions that can be contributing to infertility, and others. If you are asking about yourself, 26 is still very young and barring a diagnosis of premature ovarian failure, your chances for success are much better.

Answer 3

Wide variation: The most important variable affecting IVF success is the woman's age. Other factors include male factors, fibroids, blocked tubes, endometriosis, previous live both and many more. A great resource for information is www.sart.org and cdc.gov where you can see statistics for the nation of individual clinics. Please note the many ways to define success and how we are changing the definitions.

Answer 4

Yes: Only 10% of the infertility population ever need ivf to conceive. Educate yourself to make a well informed decision. Ask lots of questions of your doctor to understand your condition and all treatment options.

Answer 5

Depends: There are times when ivf is the only realistic option (e.g. Women with blocked tubes not amenable to surgical correction, men with extremely low sperm count). But in the vast majority of cases, there are multiple other options for getting pregnant. Ultimately, however, you need to be comfortable with whatever choice you make!

Answer 6

Yes: Almost anyone has choices, unless a woman has 2 blocked tubes or unless a man's sperm needs to be surgically extracted. Those situations require ivf. In other situations, ivf may be preferable, but insemination (iui), pills, injections and even laparoscopy could help a couple become pregnant.

Answer 7

Several things: See a board certified re. Attend an ivf center with a published high success rate. See an ivf doc who will personally oversee all aspects of your ivf cycle rather than seeing one doc today, a different tomorrow, etc. Do full testing before starting ivf to assure all is proper for getting/staying pregnant. Acupuncture can help. See www.Reproendo.Com for more if you're interested.

Answer 8

Two main things: Do it at a good center. Do it sooner in life than later.

Answer 9

Found a good clinic: Your previous history should not be a factor in an ivf cycle. Success will depend on the experience of the clinic, the skill of the embryologist, quality of the ivf lab and to some extend, whether you are "reproductively young or reproductively old". At 30, you should still have good success rates at an experienced and successful ivf clinic. Good luck.

Answer 10

Several things: You can: not smoke, low alcohol, be healthy, lower stress, follow all directions carefully, go to good ivf center, ?Coq10, dhea (w direction), acupuncture. We can: make diagnosis, careful stimulation, embryology technology in lab, reduce icsi use, careful embryo transfer. Ivf is a team process with doc-embryologist collaboration. Centers with consistently high success are different. Best wishes.

Answer 11

Yes: Ivf is art(assisted reproductive technology) that allows egg and sperm to be placed together in a petri dish either conventionally or with icsi where the sperm is placed directly into the egg.

Answer 12

Not great: But certainly not impossible. Stay positive and hook up with a good rei.

Answer 13

Ovarian aging IVF: You were born with all the eggs you will have. Each month, a number start out and only 1 ovulates. As you get older, the number and quality of the eggs continues to decline and the chance of getting pregnant, even with ivf decreases. The chance of success is low and would be better with an egg donor.

Answer 14

Personal issue: I think this is a very personal issue that each individual needs to decide where he or she stands. It is fairly complex with many considerations: emotional, physical, religous, spiritual, etc.

Answer 15

Very effective: One of the most interesting medical studies looked at outcomes in ivf pregnancies using a gestational carrier vs those using the patient to carry. Pregnancies in infertile women do have a higher risk of bleeding, preterm delivery and low birth weight babies. This risk is true for spontaneous pregnancies and ivf. When a gestational carrier was used there was not risk of these adverse outcomes!

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