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Assisted reproductive technology (ART) has advanced in recent years, with in vitro fertilization (IVF) being a popular option for couples and women struggling with infertility. The IVF process involves retrieving eggs from a woman and fertilizing them outside the body using sperm from a partner or donor.

With IVF, intended parents have a few routes available to them. They can choose surrogacy, egg donation, or mini IVF treatment for a more affordable and lower-impact approach to building a family. At [client name] in [city, state], we commit to helping you find the right path to starting your family. Call 222-222-2222 to schedule a free consultation.

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IVF Benefits

When people think of infertility, they often think of IVF as a last resort. But did you know it can be a promising option for many couples struggling to have a baby? This is especially true for same-sex couples and women with infertility issues.

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Here are seven ways IVF can increase a woman’s chance of getting pregnant and enjoying a healthy delivery:

  • Increases conception chance

  • Decreases miscarriage chance

  • Allows couples to control the timing

  • Works when other infertility treatments don't

  • Suitable for a wide range of people

  • Genetic testing helps identify potential genetic disorders

  • Ability to use donated eggs or sperm if needed

How IVF Works

IVF involves retrieving eggs from a woman’s ovaries and fertilizing them with sperm in a laboratory. The fertilized eggs, also known as embryos, go back into the woman’s uterus with the goal of achieving a successful pregnancy.

Let’s take a closer look at how IVF works [1], step by step:

Ovarian Stimulation

IVF treatment starts with a regimen of fertility medications to encourage a woman’s ovaries to make follicles with oocytes. The doctor delivers shots with “gonadotrophins” and closely monitors the patient during the process. The patient may need to take blood tests and ovarian ultrasounds to make sure everything is going well.

Egg Retrieval

Once the eggs are ready, the doctor gives the patient human chorionic gonadotropin (B-hCG). This substance is responsible for causing ovulation about 36 hours after the shot. But the egg retrieval process happens right before this. The doctor uses a special needle to recover the eggs from the follicles. The eggs then go to the lab for an embryologist to check them. This process takes about 15-20 minutes. Patients are under anesthesia, so they don’t feel pain during the procedure.

IVF Lab and Fertilization

After taking the eggs out of the ovaries, the doctor will use the man or donor’s sperm to fertilize the eggs. Most medical professionals prefer to use a method called intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), in which they’ll choose one sperm and inject it directly into the egg. This increases the chances of fertilization.

Fertilized eggs stay in culture media, where doctors will keep an eye on them under a microscope. After 24 hours, they’ll know if the eggs have been fertilized. The eggs remain in the liquid for 48 hours to continue growing. The patient’s doctor will transfer the embryos to the uterus either three or five days after fertilization.

Embryo Transfer

The embryologist will check the quality of the embryos. They’ll examine how many cells there are, how well the embryos are growing, and if there are any broken parts. If they’ve done a test called Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD), they’ll only use embryos that have tested normal.

The number of embryos they’ll transfer depends on the quality of the embryos, the number of embryos, and the woman’s age. The goal here is to have the best chance of getting pregnant without having too many babies at once.

The doctor will put the best embryos in a catheter, which passes through the vagina and cervix into the uterus under ultrasound guidance. After placing the embryos in the uterus, the patient will rest for an hour and go home to rest for three days.

Monitoring Post-Embryo Transfer

The patient will take progesterone supplements and a series of blood tests. About 12 days after the embryo transfer, the first pregnancy blood test will take place. If the test is positive, the patient will have more blood tests to check the levels of a hormone called beta HCG. Around six weeks after the transfer, the patient will have an ultrasound to check if the pregnancy is healthy.

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IVF Cost

On average, base IVF costs come out to around $11,000 to $14,000 in the United States. This price includes monitoring appointments, egg retrieval, and embryo creation and transfer.

But the final investment can vary per patient. There are many factors involved with this treatment [2]. For example, you can expect to pay an extra few hundred to thousands for:

  • Fertility assessments

  • Semen analysis

  • Anesthesia

  • Genetic testing

  • Injectable medications

  • Embryo storage

  • Using a surrogate or gestational carrier

  • Frozen embryo transfer

  • Donor sperm

  • Embryo cryopreservation

The best way to get an accurate quote for your unique IVF journey is to consult a reputable fertility center like [client name]. We’ll provide more insight on pricing after learning about your family planning goals.

IVF Success Rates*

IVF success rates for women doing their first cycle largely depend on their age. Data from the CDC ART reporting in 2022 indicated women under the age of 35 see a promising success rate of about 55%. The percentages go down as women get older. Those aged 35-37 have a 40% success rate, and those aged 38-40 have a 26% success rate. Those over 40 have a much lower success rate of about 8% [3]. Repeated treatment cycles may result in greater odds of success.

IVF Near Me | [city, state]

IVF is a highly effective treatment option for couples struggling with infertility. At [client name], we offer a state-of-the-art facility in [city, state] and a team of experienced professionals to guide you through the IVF process. We understand that starting a family is a personal and emotional journey, and we are dedicated to providing compassionate and individualized care to help you achieve your dreams.

Visit our clinic and schedule a consultation with one of our specialists by calling 222-222-2222. Together, we can explore your options and develop a personalized treatment plan.

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SOURCES

  1. In vitro fertilization, Mayo Clinic
  2. How Much Does IVF Cost?, Forbes, Marissa Conrad, and James Grifo, M.D., Ph.D., Fertility, Gynecology, and Obstetrics
  3. IVF Success Rates by Age in 2022 – United States Data, Fertility Space, Claire O’Neill
  4. IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), Cleveland Clinic

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