The success rates of a fertility treatment depend on several combined factors. These include, among others:
Since 1st September 2017, the date on which the changes to the Reproductive Medicine Act (RMA) came into force, the culture of blastocysts (embryos at the 5th or 6th day of development) has been our preferred method.
Thanks to natural selection of embryos and the identification of embryos with the greatest potential for development, the chances of pregnancy and giving birth per transfer cycle have increased. Women may then conceive faster by reducing the number of transfer cycles.
The success rate of an IVF cycle depends on several factors. The patient's age and the causes of infertility are the principle ones. Other elements, such as genetic factors, the quality of the sperm and of the collected egg cells, and the quality and number of fertilised egg cells can affect the success of the treatment.
Pregnancy rates (positive pregnancy test) per embryo transfer cycle in 2024
In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) and Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)
Average age of the woman at the time of transfer: 36 years
By comparison: average pregnancy rate per transfer in Switzerland in 2023: 39%
Currently, pregnancy rates after frozen embryo transfers are equal to or even better than those after fresh transfers. This is because, in cases of a strong response to stimulation (a favorable prognostic factor) or elevated progesterone levels at the time of ovulation triggering, we choose to freeze all embryos for a transfer during a frozen cycle the following month.
This strategy helps to prevent ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome in the majority of cases.
The pregnancy rate (positive pregnancy test) is not the same as the live birth rate, as some pregnancies are non-viable and end spontaneously. The rate of early miscarriage is also related to the woman’s age.
Our team stay naturally at your disposal to discuss these results and your chances.