What to do if the IVF is unsuccessful?

For infertile couples, IVF is their only hope, but the success rate of IVF is not 100%. The success rate of IVF itself is affected by many factors. In daily life, many couples have done IVF several times and have never been successful. Most couples are often very confused after this happens, and they don’t know what to do.

What to do if the IVF is unsuccessful?

Physical and mental adjustment of the patient couple

First, it may take a week for the couple to adjust physically and mentally to the devastating news that the last attempt was not successful. When you are ready, schedule a consultation with an IVF specialist to get the most out of your previous failed IVF.

What the IVF Doctor Does

The IVF specialist will carefully review the cycle to identify the cause from the results of the IVF ovarian stimulation process or from any problems with egg retrieval, egg quality or quantity, fertilization results, embryo development or the embryo transfer process.

What is the success rate of second round of IVF?

Couples often ask this very reasonable question. However, there isn't a good short answer. Many couples will have a successful second IVF. The likelihood of this happening depends on many factors, including:

Age of female partner

Egg quality and egg quantity

Sperm quality

The quality of IVF ovarian stimulation - depends on the skills of the physician who controls the process

IVF Laboratory Quality

Overall efficiency of the egg retrieval process

Embryo transfer skills for IVF doctors and ultrasound equipment and technicians

Number of eggs retrieved

Causes of Infertility

Uterine problems

Embryo development rate, embryo quality, and embryo arrest rate during laboratory development

Genetic and chromosomal competence of the embryo

There is a reason for every failure, but please don’t give up easily, there is a solution for every reason. The following medical article summarizes several typical situations and solutions for IVF failure.

1. Unable to retrieve eggs

2. Culture failed and no embryos are available

3. Repeated embryo implantation failure

4. Biochemical pregnancy or embryo arrest abortion