Across the globe, IVF success rates have been hovering around 50% of all IVF procedures for women below 35 years of age. This is as per per data on the popular health portal, WebMD LLC. But for women above 35, the success rates start decreasing, falling significantly to around 3.5% for those above 40. Gynecologists say, this surely has been a big improvement in the success of ART, since the early years.

In earlier days, couples trying to have babies used to have many anxious moments about their childlessness. Then came IVF treatment, and was born in 1978, Louise Brown, the first IVF baby. Since the, looking at the improving IVF Success Rate, more than eight million babies have taken birth with the help of IVF.

What is IVF success rate?

In early years of the invention of in vitro fertilization, the IVF success rate was averaging in 12%. This meant, only 12% of IVF cases used to result in a live birth. And if you compare that with today’s IVF success cases, there has been a very promising growth. As per the Human Fertilization & Embryology Authority, the chances of getting pregnant vary as per age and many other factors.

Newer Technologies Are Improving Chances of Conceiving

Newer technologies are being developed across the world that are improving the chances of conceiving. Scientists from Cambridge IVF have developed a technology known as  the Embryo Scope Time Lapse. This technology allows the continuous formation of embryos in an incubator. And this incubator has an in-built microscope which records the video of the developing embryo in a time lapse.

Latest research in the field of IVF and assisted reproductive technologies show that births are increasing. Please speak with your fertility specialist about your specific treatment plan and potential for success.