Fertility success rates
Fertility success rates can be confusing so we have tried to explain them in an easy to understand format.
The good news is that success rates are rising all the time.
There are two sets of statistics which you will be interested in:
- Live birth rate also known as ‘take home baby rate’
- Clinical pregnancy rate
The ‘live birth rate’ is a set of figures which tell you the chance (or ‘odds’) of giving birth to a baby.
The clinical pregnancy rate tells you how likely it is that you will become pregnant.
Note: the live birth rate is always lower than the clinical pregnancy rate. The reason for this is that some pregnancies don’t go the full term and end in a miscarriage or loss.
Each clinic will have a set of figures which are the success rates for each type of fertility treatment which you can compare against the national figures available from HFEA.
The following figures are to be used as a general guide only.
Fertility success rates Guide Index:
- Fertility success rates - Intro
- Success rates for IVF infertility treatment
- Success rates for ICSI infertility treatment
- Success rates for GIFT infertility treatment
- Success rates for ZIFT infertility treatment
- Success rates for ICI infertility treatment
- Success rates for IUI infertility treatment
- Success rates for ITI infertility treatment
- Seeking a second opinion on infertility test results
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- what is infertility?
- infertility myths
- infertility facts
- female infertility
- medical conditions
- emotional aspects of infertility
- donor insemination
- infertility and your general practitioner
- fertility success rates
- fertility treatment abroad
- infertility tests
- infertility treatment
- infertility faqs
- the cost of infertility tests and treatment
- ivf (in vitro fertilisation) and gift (gamete intra fallopian transfer)
- finding a fertility clinic
- male infertility
- miscarriage
- pregnancy tests
- Fertility Extension
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