Treatments and Services Archives

IVF success rate by age for women

IVF success varies by age: ~40–50% under age 35, <10% over 40. Decline is due to egg quality, but multiple cycles or donor eggs can improve chances.

IVF enables pregnancy through managed stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilisation, embryo transfer, and testing, with frozen embryos for future use.

Semen analysis assesses sperm quantity and quality to help identify male infertility; results guide on further testing and treatment.

Oocyte activation triggers embryo development: failure prevents fertilisation, but AOA can help overcome this and improve IVF/ICSI outcomes.

Autoimmune diseases harm fertility via inflammation and antibodies, while raising miscarriage and pregnancy complication risks.

Egg collection in IVF involves prep, hormone stimulation, egg retrieval under sedation, lab fertilisation or freezing, and brief recovery.

Adenomyosis is a uterine condition causing heavy periods, pelvic pain and infertility, diagnosed by imaging and managed with medication or surgery.

Balancing IVF processes and a career requires a combination of logistical planning, clear communication, and self-care boundaries to prevent burnout.

Intralipid infusions aim to boost IVF by altering immunity, but evidence shows no clear benefit; they remain experimental and add cost.

Couples affected by HIV can conceive safely: with specialist guided treatment and undetectable viral load, transmission risks are extremely low.