What are the success rates of fertility treatments
Success rates for treatments vary, depending on the treatments used and the health of the couple.If you want to know the success rates of individual clinics, you can ask for their ratio of “live-birthsper-cycle-started.” This information is available
from each clinic.Overall, couples have a better success rate if the woman is age 23–39 years, has been pregnant or had a baby, and has a normal body weight (a BMI between 19 and 24). The older a woman is, the less likely she is to conceive and maintain the pregnancy.Figures show that for every 100 women who are 23 to 35 years, more than 20 will get pregnant after one IVF cycle; from 36 to 38 years, around 15 will get pregnant; at 39, around 10 will get pregnant; and in women over 40, around 6 will get pregnant.