What is the success rate of 40-year-old IVF in the United States?

Strictly speaking, the success rate of IVF is female eggs, so the two major factors that affect the quality of female eggs, namely, female age and female ovarian function,

Generally speaking, around 40 years old, about 50% of women can't produce healthy eggs, and the group success rate of this age group may be around 50%.

But if women reach the age of 43, 90% of them will not produce healthy eggs.

So the influence of age is really great. There is another example of ovarian function. A 35-year-old woman should be young. In general, the success rate should be high. However, if the number of basal follicles in a 35-year-old woman is less than 5, the success rate is also low. If women over the age of 40 have the ability to produce healthy eggs and pass genetic screening, then the implantation rate of this healthy embryo can probably reach 60 to 70.

. The number of healthy embryos produced by this young woman is very consistent and comparable. Therefore, it is very important for elderly women to obtain healthy eggs that can pass the screening.