The length of time varies according to both your individual protocol (decided by your doctor) and your individual response. In general you need stimulation injections for 10 to12 days.

We normally recommend 1 or 2 normal periods before a second cycle. This allows your body (especially your ovaries) to return to normal, and the team to assess your previous cycle to see if anything needs to be done differently the next time around.

No, unfortunately not. It is our standard practise to transfer 2 embryo’s. This increases your chance of having twins by 20% but does not guarantee it.

No, the chance of falling pregnant with IVF is very much age dependant.
In women below the age of 35 years the success is close to 50% per attempt, but it then drops rapidly and women of 42 years has less than 10% chance of falling pregnant with her own eggs.
A woman that uses donor eggs will have 60%-70% chance per attempt.

• It’s more less the same as IVF
• An age of 20 years the success is 40%
• An age of 30 years the success is 25% -30%
• An age of 40 years the success is 10%-15%

• Abdominal myomectomy: four to six weeks
• Laparoscopic myomectomy: two to four weeks
• Hysteroscopic myomectomy: two to three days

The cut off age for egg donor recipients is 55 years.

It takes four to three weeks to complete a cycle.

Yes, we treat everyone with different statuses.

We transfer two embryos depending on health status and age.

At the moment we don’t do sex selection.

You will test after ten days of your embryo transfer.