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Surrogacy and IVF
Your journey begins with knowledge:Fertility Facts Number of women who experience infertility- 7.3 million or 12 % of all women of reproductive age read more
Do I need Surrogate? In general, when the couple ( or single parent) decide to use gestational carrier and donor's egg, the success rate is highest possible read more
Do I need Egg Donor? It is pretty common that couples and individuals begin looking into Assisted Reproduction when they went through a number of failed IVF cycles. read more
Surrogacy Success Rate In some cases a women has trouble to conceive via IVF due to unknown implantation problems.read more
Ovarian Reserve Female age is very important in consideration of probability for conception because it is very much related to egg quality. read more
IVF in Photos View the entire IVF process read more
IVF Success Rate IVF success rate depends on age. Currently, for women under 35, IVF success rate is about 41%. read more
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IN VITRO FERTILIZATION SUCCESS RATE
Using Assisted Reproduction slowly becomes norm. Carrying a child for someone who otherwise would not be able to achieve parenthood is the most honorable gift on the face of Earth.
According to American Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology, different medical professionals may define IVF Success Rate differently.
One of the first questions that most people ask is "what is the chance for success?" The initial hope of achieving a pregnancy by ART is often deflated by the answer to this question.
In 2002 about 28% of cycles in the United States in which women underwent IVF and embryo transfer with their own eggs resulted in the live birth of at least one infant.
This rate has been improving slowly but steadily over the years. For example, the corresponding national rate for 1989 was only 14%.
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The delivery rate or "take home baby rate" is the only real measure of success. Patients should be aware, however, that some clinics define "success" as any positive pregnancy test or any pregnancy, even if miscarried or ectopic. These "successes" are irrelevant to patients desiring a baby. To put these figures into perspective, studies have shown that the rate of pregnancy in couples with proven fertility in the past is only about 20% per cycle. Therefore, although a figure of 28% may sound low, it is greater than the chance that a fertile couple will conceive in any given cycle. Success varies with many factors.
The age of the woman is the most important factor, when women are using their own eggs. Success rates decline as women age, and success rates drop off even more dramatically after about age 37. Part of this decline is due to a lower chance of getting pregnant from ART, and part is due to a higher risk of miscarriage with increasing age, especially over age 40.
The major hurdles to success are implantation after embryo transfer and early pregnancy loss. We still do not understand all the factors that influence the potential of embryos to implant and produce successful pregnancies.
The rate of early pregnancy loss is slightly, but not significantly, higher with ART compared to spontaneous conception.
IVF STATISTICS According to the USA Department of Health data,the 127,977 ART cycles performed by 411 clinics resulted in 36,760 life birth (delivering one or more living infants) and 49,458 infants.
Twin delivery - About 30% of ART deliveries are twin deliveries, versus 1-2% of spontaneous pregnancies.
More than twin delivery - Less than 5%.
Couples who have achieved an ART pregnancy and delivery in the past have a slightly increased likelihood of success for future treatment.
Fresh IVF cycles using non-donor Eggs or Embryos:
Average Clinical Pregnancy rate: 33,7% for all age groups
Women age 20-32: Average Clinical Pregnancy rate: 40-42%, Live birth rate 38-40 %
Women age 33-34: Average Clinical Pregnancy rate: 40%, Live birth rate 38 %
Women age 35-36: Average Clinical Pregnancy rate: 38%, Live birth rate 35 %
Women age over 36: Dramatic decline to: 24-25%, Live birth rate 18-20 %
Women age 41: Average Clinical Pregnancy rate: 20-22%, Live birth rate 15 %
Women age 42-46: Dramatic decline to: 1-10%, Live birth rate 0-2 %
Frozen IVF cycles using non-donor Eggs or Embryos:
Live birth rate: 27,7% per transfer
IVF WITH EGG DONOR SUCCESS RATE Fresh IVF cycles using Donor Eggs or Embryos:
Average Live birth rate: 51% for all age groups
Women age 20-49: Live birth rate 50-55%
Women over: Slight decline with age
Frozen IVF cycles using Donor Eggs or Embryos:
Average Live birth rate: 30.5% for all age groups
ICSI SUCCESS RATE Women age <35: With ICSI - Live birth rate 41.0%
Women age <35: Without ICSI - Live birth rate 42.2%
Women age 35-37: With ICSI - Live birth rate 35.9%
Women age 35-37: Without ICSI - Live birth rate 33.6%
Women age 38-40: With ICSI - Live birth rate 22.7%
Women age 38-40: Without ICSI - Live birth rate 25.9%
Women age 41-42: With ICSI - Live birth rate 22.7%
Women age 41-42: Without ICSI - Live birth rate 25.9%
Women age >42: With ICSI - Live birth rate 6.1%
Women age >42: Without ICSI - Live birth rate 5.6%
Women age 42-46: Dramatic decline to: 1-10%, Live birth rate 0-2 %
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