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13th August 2012 04:16 AM #1New Member
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Failure of IVF/ICSI in 1st cycle
Hi All,
Why would there be any failure when there are extracted eggs and sperms during ICSI/IVF? Why is the success rate in each cycle is only guaranteed to be 33% only? What is the stopping factor to move up to 100% in this highly technologically advanced world?
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Gayathri
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23rd September 2012 01:09 PM #2
There are many factors that influence success or failure of pregnancy even when egg and sperm are put together, such as the case of ICSI.
Here are a few:
1. Quality of egg - an older egg or low quality egg will often have cromosomal abnormalities which causes miscarriage.
2. Quality of sperm - poor quality sperm can also have cromosomal abnormalities which can cause miscarriage.
3. Hormonal imbalance in the woman - if hormones are out of balance, the body can have a difficult time sustaining pregnancy.
It takes a lot of different things happening at precisely the right time in order for pregnancy to be successful. One thing you can do to increase your odds of having a successful pregnancy is to be sure you adopt a good preconception diet and lifestyle at least 4 months before conception.
Another thing you can do is to work with a Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner who can help to balance hormones and increase egg and sperm quality through acupuncture and herbs. Some TCM practitioners have had excellent results and have a success rate of closer to 60%.
When you address the root cause of infertility chances of successful pregnancy increases.
Warm Regards,
Kate


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