How long after failed IVF Can I try again?

 After the end of the IVF cycle, when it fails, couples often become more depressed, more panicky, and some couples lose some mental stability.

First of all, know that the success rate of the IVF cycle is not 100%. There is no one fertility treatment that will give you 100% results. One IVF cycle has a success rate of 50-60%. No IVF specialist can do this with a 100% success rate; they can increase your chances of success.

Before deciding the next step spontaneously after a failed IVF cycle, it is important to find out the cause of failure. The reason for the failure of the IVF cycle may be some defect or low-quality eggs, because of which it fails.


Pros and cons are in everything. IVF is a ray of hope for childless couples but sometimes it doesn’t work on the first attempt. Whenever an IVF cycle fails, don't be discouraged, and talk to your IVF Consultant. Because a cycle does not fail for the doctor, after the study of each cycle, it is known that in which step you have a problem and can correct it. In this condition, you need to know that when you should retry IVF?  In the retry of IVF, the doctor does your data study, clinical study, and laboratory study. All these help in planning the cycle ahead. They determine whether any adjustments to the IVF cycle need to be made. It is depending on the reason for the prior failed IVF, PGT may be indicated. It is recommended that you may consider a second cycle after two months in a row without a menstrual cycle in between them.

Our fertility specialist Dr. Bhavana Mittal suggests you if you are physically and emotionally ready for another cycle, you can start another cycle according to your specialist's advice. The most important thing is your body is ready for the next IVF cycle. A fertility specialist from BestFertility Clinic in Delhi would work with you to figure out the best treatment plan given your circumstances.


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