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Factors Affecting Success in IVF Treatment

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Age of the Woman: One of the most important factors affecting the success of couples undergoing infertility treatment is the age of the woman. The number and quality of eggs are generally better in younger women. When pregnancy occurs, the likelihood of miscarriage is less in younger women. Fertility reaches its peak around the age of 25 and then gradually declines. The chance of pregnancy over the age of forty is low despite treatment and even in vitro fertilization.
Ovarian Capacity: Although ovarian capacity decreases with advancing age, age is not the only factor. In other words, ovarian capacity may be low in a young woman or good ovarian capacity in advanced age. There are some tests used to determine this. Ultrasonographic appearance of the ovary can give an idea about this. Many clinics use hormone tests performed on the 3rd day of menstruation to determine ovarian capacity.
Semen Quality: The test that best determines a man's potential to have a child is semen analysis. With the introduction of the microinjection method since 1994, the importance of the male factor in IVF has decreased. In semen analysis, sperm count, motility (motility), shape (morphology) are evaluated. In order to be considered normal, a normality of more than 15 million per milliliter, at least 50 percent of it moving and morphologically higher than 4 percent is required.
Duration of Infertility: The duration of infertility also affects success. The longer the period of not being able to conceive, the less chance of success of the treatment. Although the chance of success decreases as this period increases, there is no reason to despair in previously untreated cases.
5. Previous Pregnancies: Previous pregnancies that resulted in a live birth increase the chances of treatment success.

:2022-07-23 13:12:31