Fertility Journey: IVF & IUI Treatment Success Rate In India

The success statistics of various other fertility treatments are extremely important to know for all the individuals or couples who have suffered from, or who will be suffering from, infertility. In fact, the most sought-out and popular fertility treatments in India include IUI, or Intrauterine Insemination, and IVF, or In Vitro Fertilisation. This article is the output of an effort to shed light on the basic differences between IUI and IVF and their success statistics, with a view to understanding which clinics in India assure the highest rates of the said treatments.

What is IUI and IVF?

Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)

IUI is slightly less invasive than other fertility treatments, whereby prepared sperm are injected near the woman's uterus at ovulation time. This has a shorter travel distance for the sperms to the egg, hence resulting in the fertilisation of the egg. IUI is mainly used in cases of couples with mild male fertility issues, unexplained infertility, and those couples who have not been able to conceive naturally.

In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF)

IVF is a bit complicated process and is inclusive of different steps which are the ovarian stimulation, egg collection, fertilisation in the laboratory, and then finally transferring the embryo. Hence the treatment being more effective for those who suffer from severe male or female infertility, tubal blockage, or for failures at the IUI level .

Success Rates of IUI & IVF

• IUI Success Rate Compared to IVF The success rate of IUI is not as high as in vitro fertilisation. 
• On average, the available success rate for IUI in India is 10-20% per cycle, based on factors such as age, quality of sperm, and existing medical conditions.
• Success can reach up to 80%, for young women below 26 years old without any complications for infertility, but a rapid decrease in the rate can be seen in every year that a woman adds to get older.
•  For women below 40 to 35 years old, the rate can be as low as 10% or even lower.
• IVF offers better success rates by comparison. The success rate for IVF in India is quoted to have an overall range from 75-90%, going up exceptionally for younger females. 
• According to circumstances, the success rate for a female below 35 years can be as high as 90%. It can reach up to 99% for a female undergoing IVF with donor egg application. 

Sperm Quality

• Healthy, motile sperm of optimal morphology enhance the likelihood of successful fertilisation.
• In IVF, quality of sperm also matters; however, even the most severe male infertility can be cured with the help of ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection).

Infertility Causing Medical Conditions

• Any medical condition a woman is having previously like PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome), endometriosis, or blockage in the fallopian tubes, reduces the success outcomes of both IUI and IVF. 
• Healing of such conditions before getting either of the treatments will enhance the success probabilities.
• A conducive uterine environment is very important in both IUI and IVF. 
• Some problems like fibroids, polyps, and infections need to be treated before resorting to such treatments.

Selecting the Right Clinic 

For selecting a fertility clinic in India, the following are the key points to be taken into consideration:

• Success rates need to be high, catering to the age of the patient and their respective problems.
• Choose clinics where fertility specialists and staff are experienced and well-trained.
• You must choose clinics which maintain treatment plans individually and always communicate, counsel, and support the patients.
• The clinic must be transparent in sharing all the financial information, with any form of financial aid or supportive payment plans.
• You must Opt for easy-to-find clinics and accessible.

Conclusion

For those planning for IVF treatment from India, Fertility World stands as one of the best, as improved success rates like ours and equipped professionals in the field are few in the country. At Sehgal Nursing Home, we advise detailed research and consultation with our fertility expertise to make an informed decision that suits your unique fertility needs.

Any questions or information about fertility treatments can be availed from the Sehgal Nursing Home or for an appointment with the doctor. Our Fertility Specialists who have vast experience and have treated thousands of infertile couples are dedicated to fulfilling your dream to become parents.

FAQs

What is the Success Rate of IUI vs IVF?

An IUI generally has a lesser rate of success as compared to an IVF. For an IUI, the rate of success stands at 10-20% for each cycle, while in an IVF, it would be 45-50% for the candidates given patients below 35 years of age and using their own eggs and balloons to 99% while using the donor's eggs

What is the Success Rate of IUI in India?

The general success rate of IUI in India lies between around 10-20% per cycle on an average. These success rates can vary on the basis of a woman's age, quality of the sperm, etc. The success percentage can be up to 80% in younger women who do not have any serious infertility issues, and it is quite low in comparison when women are older.

Which IVF Clinic in India Has the Highest Success Rate?

Fertility World IVF clinic claims to have the highest success rates in India and believes itself to be the recognized one. They claim success rates of around 99% using donor eggs and 75% with the self-gametes. High success rates are attached with the experienced specialists and high-end technologies of the clinic.

What Are the Chances of Pregnancy in IUI and IVF Endpoints?

The likelihood of getting pregnant with IVF is substantially higher than with IUI. During an IUI, a female has a 10-20% chance of getting pregnant per cycle. In one IVF cycle, the chances of a patient under 35 using their own eggs to get pregnant rise to 45-50%, and a patient using donor eggs will reach up to 90-99%. The performance difference between IUI and IVF is so considerable that for a lot of couples, IVF turns out to be the more effective method.