How Long Does an IVF Cycle Take? | Dr Suparna Bhattacharya |Fertility Specialist | Nova IVF- Kolkata скачать в хорошем качестве

How Long Does an IVF Cycle Take? | Dr Suparna Bhattacharya |Fertility Specialist | Nova IVF- Kolkata

Dr Suparna Bhattacharya, Fertility Specialist, Nova IVF- Kolkata talks about- How Long Does an IVF Cycle Take? Generally, a fixed number is hard to predict, but according to the International Fertility Guidelines, age is a factor in determining how many days or treatments will be necessary to achieve a result. According to medical professionals, age is the most important variable that may help determine the cause of infertility. Age causes both a decrease in the average egg's quantity and quality. The same is applicable for males, as sperm-related issues might develop as men age. According to the International Fertility Guidelines, three complete cycles of IVF may be somewhat necessary if the patient is under 40 and may result in a cumulative success rate of 45 to 55. If the woman is older than 40, one full cycle can be sufficient. Aside from age, there are other factors that could increase the chance of infertility. The expert can provide you with advice on the best course of action to take if there is a problem with the tube, a problem on the men's side, or any other factor that is important to be aware of and manage appropriately. Research indicates that a successful result requires at least six embryo transfers. Usually, it takes two years for most couples to become pregnant after trying. Couples who are experiencing problems are advised to get help from an expert right away rather than waiting. To book an appointment call 1800 103 2229 (Toll Free) https://www.novaivffertility.com/ivf-... Follow us: Facebook:   / novaivffertility   Instagram:   / novaivffertility   YouTube:    / novaivffertility   Twitter:   / nova_ivf   LinkedIn:   / nova-ivf-fertility   #ivfcycle #ivf #ivftreatment 0:00 Introduction 0:17 How Long Does an IVF Cycle Take? 0:45 Reasons behind infertility 1:02 Infertility in men 1:23 Infertility in women 1:51 How to get a successful result as per research?