What percentage of IUI are successful?
IUIs and female age
| Age and Success Rates from Clomid-IUI | |
|---|---|
| Female Age | Percent Pregnant Per Cycle Completed |
| Under 35 | 11% |
| 35-37 | 9% |
| 38-40 | 7% |
Do success rates increase each IUI?
If you are experiencing unexplained fertility with healthy eggs and two fallopian tubes, IUI success rates are around 7% to 10% per cycle. If you use IUI treatment in combination with fertility medications your success rate increases by 15-25%.
What are the statistics for IUI?
Fast Facts about IUI Success Rates Across all patients types, IUI cycles have live birth rates per cycle of between 5 – 15%. But reported success rates vary quite a bit from study to study. Some studies show just an 8% success rate (using fertility drugs and IUI), while other studies find success rates over 20%.
Does double IUI increase chances?
Research is mixed with the majority of studies revealing little to no increased success when double IUI versus single IUI is performed. However some studies show that double IUI may improve the chance of conception in certain cases of male factor infertility, specifically when the initial sperm count is low.
Why are IUI chances so low?
Age is a crucial factor in determining the success rate of the IUI procedure. The conception rates drop significantly as you progress in age due to decreasing egg quality. You may require many repeated IUI cycles to conceive.
Why did my IUI fail?
Answer: There are several reasons behind the failure of IUI. Some of the common reasons for failed IUI are endometriosis, poor sperm quality, decreased ovarian reserve, poor egg quality, etc.
Can I do IUI every month?
“[Women] should be able to have one try each month.” If you’re not using donor sperm, doctors need a semen sample from the intended father. It takes about an hour to prepare the semen for the IUI process.
Why would an IUI fail?
Poor quality sperm: Poor quality sperm cells may not be motile and strong enough to reach the fallopian tubes. Timing: If there is no sperm present within 12-24 hours of ovulation, the egg present in the fallopian tube will disintegrate.