IVF Success Rates by Age in 2022 | New CDC Data | IVF success on the first time? | FertilitySpace

Here, we take a look at the newest IVF success rates from the CDC in 2022 to see what your chances of getting pregnant are with IVF based on your age!

Every year, the CDC collects IVF data from fertility clinics across the United States and puts out a report on the current live birth rates for women using their own eggs for IVF.

This data reports on the IVF success rates from 2020, which is the most current IVF data available in 2022.

The data is stratified into 4 age groups so that you can get an idea of what the success rates are based on your age.

The AGE groups we will be looking at are women doing IVF aged:
- less than 35 years old
- 35-37 years old
- 38-40 years old
- over 40 years old

IVF Success rates 2022

In this video, we’ll be looking at:
-IVF Success Rates by Age in 2022
-IVF Success First Time
-How popular is ICSI in IVF?
-How popular is PGT in IVF?
-Fertility Clinic IVF Success Rates

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro to IVF Success Rates
0:14 Which IVF metrics we looked at
2:05 IVF Success Rates by Age in 2022 (All births)
2:31 IVF Success Rates by Age in 2022 (Singleton Live Birth)
2:54 IVF Success Rate First Time
3:29 How common is ICSI in IVF?
3:43 How common is PGT in IVF?
3:57 Fertility Clinic IVF Success Rates

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DEFINITIONS

When we look at success rates, we don't look at the clinical pregnancy rate, we look at the live birth rate. This tells you how many IVF cycles actually resulted in the birth of a baby, which tells you much more useful information for your fertility journey.

ALL LIVE BIRTHS means the success rate for IVF cycles where any number of babies were born, so this includes the birth of a single baby, or twins, triplets, etc.

Singleton Live Birth means the percent of IVF cycles that resulted in the birth of just a single baby. So no twins or triplets are counted in this data.

ICSI is a method of fertilizing eggs in IVF where an embryologist injects the sperm into the egg in an attempt to fertilize it.

PGT stands for preimplantation genetic testing, which can be done in an IVF cycle to genetically test an embryo to see whether it's cells contain the correct number of chromosomes needed for life, or in certain cases can detect a chromosomal rearrangement, or detect whether an embryo will inherit a specific genetic disease that a parent is known to be a carrier for.

Resources mentioned in this video:

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[wcastenell]

Do you have the data for the percentage of live births from frozen embryo transfers only? I’m planning to do an FET with donated embryos this year, and I’m over 40, and I’m wondering what the general success rates are in those cases. Thanks!

[jenniferconly]

Are the success rates based on those that had or didn’t have genetic testing?

[rheajoy]

May I ask, because I didn’t quite understand. Success rates for one cycle or cumulative? Or success rates over a year? Does it include frozen transfers? Does it include all embryos retrieved from one stimulation? Thank you for clarifying 😊

[emiliaessentials]

If person doesnt have problem getting pregnant, just want to do IFV just to choose the gender?? How much is it??

[mizanurrahmanchowdhury]

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