The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology also has a simple chart for predicting success:
Based on my age, weight, height, prior pregnancies, full term birth, and diagnosis [unexplained], it suggests the following ism my chances of success for a live birth:
Probability of live birth after one cycle is 37%
Probability of live birth after two cycles is 56%
Probability of live birth after three cycles is 70%
One Cycle with One embryo:
Probability of live birth is 34%
Risk of multiple pregnancy is 1%
Two Cycles with One embryo:
Probability of live birth is 51%
Risk of multiple pregnancy is 2%
One Cycle with Two embryos:
Probability of live birth is 46%
Risk of multiple pregnancy is 31%
If I change my diagnosis from unexplained to tubal problem, my chances of success fall slightly.
Note that SART predictions are a little more optimistic than some of the other ones. http://3yearwait.blogspot.com/2015/11/predicting-success-part-1-cumulative.html
Those are great odds!
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