Failed IVF attempts: 3 reasons for hope

An IVF treatment is a challenge that thousands of women have already faced. A journey not free of emotional, physical, and financial costs that puts pressure on their relationships. And as if that weren't enough, there is no absolute certainty that it will be a success. The good news is that data shows there is hope in seemingly more complex cases. Natural IVF is one of them.

Reason 1: Permanent improvement in results

The success rates of In Vitro Fertilization have been improving year after year. Despite the fact that couples face new challenges such as male infertility, pelvic and tubal factors, the age at which women can finally have their children, or menstrual cycle irregularities, there is less and less room for what doctors call "unknown factors."

Reason 2: One in six women end up giving birth despite a failed IVF

After one or several failed IVF treatments, Natural IVF treatments can still help you. A study conducted by the University of Aberdeen in Scotland has shown that 17%, meaning 1 in 6 women for whom traditional IVF was unsuccessful, gave birth without treatment within the following five years.

Reason 3: The new Natural IVF, a ray of hope for thousands of women.

Mild IVF If you are under 45 years old, have low or very low ovarian reserve, endometriosis, or other similar reproductive obstacles, make sure to educate yourself about the benefits that Mild IVF can bring you. Thanks to recent advances, what is known as Mini IVF or Mild IVF is, in many cases, a viable alternative to egg donation. The last chance to pass on your own genes to your baby. By eliminating excessive amounts of medication, your uterus becomes more receptive and its lining healthier, both factors are necessary for successful implantation. Mild IVF also reduces the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), a potential dangerous side effect of medically induced artificial stimulation. We advise you to discuss the pros and cons of Mild IVF with your team as a prior alternative to egg donation.

What to do after a failed IVF cycle

• Seek support. It is a traumatic experience even if you know it is not your fault. But see it as a hurdle, not the end of the road. Give yourself a break, seek help from your family, friends, partner, or someone you trust.
• Once you have recovered, review your treatment with a specialist and evaluate your alternatives. Natural IVF may be one of them if you are under 45.
• Do not stop making your health and well-being your priority.
• Keep the lines of communication as open as possible with your partner.

The most important thing

We can tell you this because we have seen it time and again. Do not lose hope. Assisted Reproduction is advancing every day. What was impossible yesterday is not today. And above all, take care of yourself, nothing is more important than you.

For more information IVF In Vitro Fertilization, please consult the treatment section.