Everyone is aware that the success rate rises. A portion of it is, of course, common sense; for example, your chances of winning a large sum will improve if you purchase four lottery tickets instead of one lottery ticket. I believe it goes a bit farther than that, so for instance, if you have your IVF cycles repeated at the same clinic, the clinic learns how your body is behaving and what works and what doesn't work for you.
Since they want to ensure that you become pregnant, they are vested in your success. Therefore, they can personalize and improve your treatment protocol to increase your probability of becoming pregnant. However, I don't think that's the only reason.
I believe that with each IVF cycle, patients get smarter, better question askers, more interested, and more involved. and I believe that after an unsuccessful IVF cycle, patients are far better able to assess if they are receiving high-quality medical treatment.
The good news is that anyone can become an expert IVF patient by asking this one straightforward question; you don't even need to wait for an IVF cycle to fail. before actually paying their IVF cycle fees Simple question: Part A: Do you only perform day five blastocyst transfers for all of your patients? Part B: Do you routinely and proactively provide all of your patient's images of these embryos? Global best standards are these.
This is something that every reputable clinic performs on a regular basis for all of its clients. And if your clinic is not asking this question before beginning an IVF cycle, it should raise red flags. Some patients are smart enough to invest in information therapy beforehand and know to do so. Others learn the hard way after making mistakes and after their cycle has failed.
But better late than never, so please make sure you do. If you do, I can guarantee that the second and third-cycle tests will show an increase in your likelihood of being pregnant.
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