ivf success rate and its procedure in india

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In Vitro Fertilisation
And Their Success Rates In
India

• In Vitro Fertisation or IVF is a fertilization
  process where an egg is manually taken and then
• combined with the sperm in a laboratory. IVF
  success rate is solely based on the womans age.
• The womans ability to conceive a child reduces
  with her age. The lesser the age of the person
• the higher are the chances of her in having a
  child through IVF. Natural cycle IVF is also a
• form of In Vitro Fertilisation. The IVF
  process starts with collecting and fertilising
  the egg
• released during the normal monthly cycle.
  Fertility drugs are never used in this treatment.
• There is another form of IVF treatment named
  mild stimulation IVF. In mild stimulation IVF
• the woman is given a very low dose of
  fertility drugs for a small period. Women with
  top
• chances of IVF success rates have per-cycle
  success rates of 40 whereas most of women
• have per-cycle success rates of 20-35.

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• IVF success rate is determined by many other
  factors like age, height, weight, sperm count
• reproductive history etc. The most important
  factor for IVF success rate is because of the
• woman's age. When the womans age increases,
  the IVF success rate lessens, she uses her
• own eggs. The chances of success through IVF
  decreases a lot after the age of 40. Due to
• this reason, most women above 40 use only
  donor eggs.

• There are many other factors which also
  determine IVF success rate. These factors
• include various characteristics of the
  patient and also various forms of approaches
• of the treatment procedure. Chemical
  pregnancy is also a process which is first
• confirmed by blood tests or urine tests. In
  clinical pregnancy, it is verified through
• ultrasound. Sometimes miscarriage occurs
  even before the pregnancy is first confirmed
• and sometimes even after a clinical
  pregnancy has been verified, miscarriages might
• occur, but the chances are very less. In
  medical procedures, there are lots of risks
• involved sometimes. The risks of in vitro
  fertilization are mostly specific to various
• steps of the procedure. Age is the
  singlemost important factor affecting a woman's
• chances of conceiving with IVF. The
  probability of becoming pregnant begins to
• lessen after age 35 and it becomes very less
  above the age of 41. Even if the probability
• of positive results are possible for women
  who are above the age of 40, the chance of
• success decreases to a large extent if donor
  eggs are not used.

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• IVF takes a significant level of physical,
  financial, and emotional commitment on both the
  sex.
• Psychological and emotional problems are
  quite common in cases where IVF is unsuccessful.
• In cases of damaged fallopian tube the only
  procedure which is most likely to help you get
• pregnant is IVF. If the problem is due to the
  male sperm, then ICSI is considered the best
• form of treatment.

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