Donor Egg IVF Success Rates in 2022 | FertilitySpace | Fresh vs frozen donor eggs
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2024
- We dive into the newest donor egg IVF success rates from the CDC to take a look at what your chances of success are with in vitro fertilization when using egg donation.
The CDC gathers ART outcomes for reporting fertility clinics across the United States annually and releases a report in the spring with all the data. For 2022, the new report is out which looks at IVF success rates using donor egg for all reported IVF cycles in 2020.
In this video, we’ll be looking at:
-Reasons someone may need to use donor eggs for IVF
-Age and egg quality
-IVF Success Rates by Age for women using their own eggs
-How many PGT-A normal embryos women have by age on average
-Diminished ovarian reserve
-Fresh vs Frozen donor eggs, what it means
-Donor Egg IVF Success Rates for all embryo transfers in 2020, CDC National Data
-How to find fertility clinics in your area
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:09 Why use donor eggs?
2:46 Fresh vs frozen Donor Eggs
3:58 Donor Egg IVF Success Rates
4:48 Find fertility clinics near you
Find a fertility clinic, see fertility clinics that have in-house donor egg programs, read doctor reviews, view IVF success rates all at: fertilityspace.io/search
Definitions:
EUPLOID embryo means an embryo with the correct number of chromosomes needed for normal development and life.
SINGLETON LIVE BIRTH means that just one baby was born from an IVF cycle. Data that reports the Singleton Live Birth does not include successful cycles that were twins, triplets, etc.
A single baby born from an IVF cycle is considered to be the optimal outcome for the health and safety of the mother and the baby.
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Resources for this video:
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) IVF Success Rates: www.cdc.gov/art/artdata/index...
Clinical Research Paper - Diminished Ovarian Reserve and Egg Quality:
www.fertstert.org/article/S00...
Prefer to read? Check out our blog post on donor egg IVF Success Rates:
fertilityspace.io/blog/donor-...
Not sure whether you'll be using donor eggs? Check out our blog article on Success Rates for women using their own eggs for IVF:
fertilityspace.io/blog/ivf-su...
Want to learn more about PGT-A for testing embryos?
fertilityspace.io/blog/pgt-a-...
Check out IUI SUCCESS RATES based on age and diagnosis:
fertilityspace.io/blog/the-ul...
Wondering HOW LONG the IVF PROCESS is and what it entails?
Check out our article detailing the entire IVF process and timeline: fertilityspace.io/blog/a-guid...
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Love your videos!
Thank you so much! Hope they’re helpful 😊💕
Thank you!!
You’re very welcome!
I’m going through IVF but frozen Donor eggs! My age 50 ! I know it’s too old but now we could effort to make it! Me and my husband want a baby so bad 😢any suggestions! Thank you 🙏🏻
Best of luck! Using frozen donor eggs from a younger woman has great success rates for women who are older and trying to conceive. Trust in the process and try to stay as positive as possible! Sending good thoughts your way! 💕🤞
Good for you, Good luck!
You’re not too old ❤
@@khanyisaomeiza ❤️❤️thank you for your kind comment
nice videos
Thank you!
Hi sis my age 37 .this month ivf plan .doner eggs sis .3 day embryo fresh transfer August 20th 2023sis success rate please iam compuse sis iam in India Coimbatore sis
Yes success rate is high because Unga age forty kulla irukku.. I m forty two going to try donor egg already two failed😢😢😢 pray for me
@@bhavani80 I'm 44 and currently 8 weeks pregnant with my first baby. We used a frozen embryo transfer. Don't give up. I wish you luck!
@@Missreepeeits ur 1st ivf cycle or 2nd
@@c.aishwaryachozhan3483 I tried twice with my own eggs and it didn't work. The third time we tried with donor eggs and I got pregnant on my first attempt.
Donar egg cost?
It depends on the donor egg agency but it's roughly $10k-15k to purchase 6-8 frozen eggs. Then you have the additional cost of fertilization, embryo culture, etc which is usually another $10-15k but depends on your clinic and whether you have insurance coverage for IVF.
If you're using a live donor that is undergoing an egg retrieval for you, this cost depends on how much medication she needs and your clinic's specific fees.
@@fertilityspace Terrible como se mercadea con seres humanos.