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How Many Eggs Should You Transfer if You Are an Older Mom?


Mon, 05/04/2009 - 00:26 — Elizabeth

The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) just published the results of their study that looked at how to best predict the success of a woman getting pregnant using IVF. They used data from more than 5500 IVF cycles between the years of 2000-2004 of women over the age of 37. Here is what they found…….

For 38-39 year old women, using 2 embryos instead of 1 increased the chances of getting pregnant and successfully giving birth.

For 38-39 year old women, using more that 2 embryos did not increase the chances of giving birth, however it did increase their chances of having multiple babies.

For 40 year old women, using 3 embryos increased their chances of giving birth, but did not increase their chances of having multiple babies.

For 41-42 year old women, using more than 2 embryos did not increase the likelihood of giving birth, but did increase the chances of having twins once pregnant.

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