IVF Failure

We are sorry to hear that you're dealing with IVF failure. It can be a challenging and emotional experience. Understanding the possible reasons and exploring next steps may help you move forward. 

Here are some potential causes and considerations:

• Poor embryo quality is one of the most common reasons for IVF failure. This could be due to genetic abnormalities in the embryos.

• Sometimes, embryos do not implant in the uterus. This could be due to issues with the uterine lining or immune system responses.

• Poor response to ovarian stimulation can result in fewer eggs being retrieved, which may lower the chances of success.

• Issues with sperm quality can affect the fertilization process and the development of healthy embryos.

• Maternal age plays a significant role in IVF success rates. As women age, egg quality tends to decline, impacting the chances of a successful pregnancy.

• Conditions such as endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), or uterine abnormalities can affect IVF outcomes.

Let's discuss the measures to take after IVF failure procedure. Failed IVF is just a break in the pathway to parenthood and not the end of the journey. 

• Discuss the cycle with your fertility specialist to understand what might have gone wrong and what changes can be made in future cycles.

• Consider pre-implantation genetic testing (PGT) to screen embryos for genetic abnormalities before transfer.

• Adopting a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet, regular exercise, and stress management, can improve overall reproductive health.

• Sometimes, seeking a second opinion from another fertility specialist can provide new insights or alternative treatment options.

• Emotional support from counselors, support groups, or friends and family can be crucial in coping with the emotional toll of IVF failure.

• Exploring other fertility treatments or options like egg donation, sperm donation, or surrogacy might be viable paths forward.

Each case is unique, so personalized medical advice from your healthcare provider is essential.

We, at Genessa Fertility, work on 2 factors primarily:

1. Through medical treatments or behavior modification, we limit the negative impact of the factors known to us which affects IVF success. 
2. Secondly we continue our efforts to find out yet unknown factors that prevents our patients from getting pregnant through successful IVF procedure. 

We strive to give our best through Individualised treatment protocol with latest clinical and scientific procedures.