Will the success rate of IVF in the United States be very high? What is its approximate rate?

Currently, in vitro fertilization is most popular in the United States and Thailand. Taking into account related factors, most domestic couples choose to do in vitro fertilization abroad. Let’s take a look at whether the success rate of in vitro fertilization in the United States is high? What is the approximate rate?

Will the success rate of IVF in the United States be very high? What is its approximate rate?

1. Under 35 years old, the success rate is 84%

Women in this age group are in the golden period of fertility. At this time, the ovarian function, egg quality, uterine physiological condition are good, and the ability to conceive is high. According to reproductive experts, client infertility at this stage is mainly caused by fallopian tube abnormalities, which can affect the combination of eggs and sperm. It usually manifests as fallopian tube loss, malformation, blockage, water accumulation, etc. Nowadays, infertility caused by fallopian tubes can effectively solve fertility problems through advanced in vitro fertilization technology in the United States to ensure the success of pregnancy.

2. 35~37 years old, success rate is 68.5%

After a woman reaches the age of 35, her fertility function begins to decline, which is manifested by a sharp decline in ovarian function, insufficient ovarian reserve, and difficulty in getting pregnant. It is recommended that women take good care of their bodies before going to the United States for in vitro fertilization, refrain from smoking and drinking, and eat more high-protein foods such as black beans and fish soup in daily life, and eat more antioxidant foods such as strawberries, blueberries, and kelp. At the same time, you can take Coenzyme Q10, which has antioxidant effects and can effectively improve ovarian function and egg quality, thereby achieving the effect of assisting pregnancy.

3. 38~40 years old, success rate is 59.6%

In an IVF cycle, the prerequisite for having a healthy baby is having high-quality eggs and sperm. Twenty percent of women at age 38 have trouble producing healthy eggs, rising to 35% at age 39 and 50% at age 40. It can be seen that the older you are, the less likely you are to produce high-quality eggs.

The United States has advanced third-generation in vitro fertilization technology. Experts first culture the fertilized eggs to form a blastocyst with more than 100 cells on the fifth day. In this process, those embryos with poor quality, poor vitality, and poor development potential will be eliminated. Before transplantation, the doctor will extract peripheral cell sections of the blastocyst (which will develop into the placenta in the future). PGS technology conducts a comparative analysis of the number and structure of the 23 pairs of chromosomes in the blastocyst, and uses PGD technology to diagnose gene mutation points and rule out the causes of poor egg quality. unhealthy embryos and select healthy and high-quality embryos for transplantation.

4. 41~42 years old, success rate is 33.3%

Generally speaking, women after the age of 40 have little hope of having children due to problems such as low ovarian function, poor egg quality, and thin endometrium. If ovulation is not ideal, there is a good chance that no eggs are available, the sac fails, or the embryo transfer fails to implant.