We want to be pregnant : The ultimate guide on all you need to know about getting pregnant with IVF

When are you giving us the good news?

For couples struggling with infertility, this is an especially difficult question because the answer is complicated.

emotional and can test even the best of us.

Around 17.5% of the adult population - roughly 1 in 6 worldwide - experience infertility, showing the urgent need to increase access to affordable, high-quality fertility care for those in need.

The Society for Reproductive Technology (SART) states that for women under 35, the percentage of live births via IVF is 55.6%. Live births per first embryo transfer is 41.4%. With a later embryo transfer, the live births percentage is around 47%. It's also important to note that these statistics are all based on a woman using her own eggs.

IVF success rates for women aged 35 to 37 when using their own eggs is 40.8%. Live births based on the first embryo transfer is 31.6%. For a second or subsequent embryo transfer, the percentage of live births increases to 44.7%.

For women aged 38 to 40, the success rate is 26.8%, which is a considerable decline from 35 to 37 years of age. For 22.3% of women in this category, the first embryo transfer results in a live birth. For 40.9% of women in this category, the second or later embryo transfers

Around 17.5% of the adult population - roughly 1 in 6 worldwide - experience infertility, showing the urgent need to increase access to affordable, high-quality fertility care for those in need.

The Society for Reproductive Technology (SART) states that for women under 35, the percentage of live births via IVF is 55.6%. Live births per first embryo transfer is 41.4%. With a later embryo transfer, the live births percentage is around 47%. It's also important to note that these statistics are all based on a woman using her own eggs.

IVF success rates for women aged 35 to 37 when using their own eggs is 40.8%. Live births based on the first embryo transfer is 31.6%. For a second or subsequent embryo transfer, the percentage of live births increases to 44.7%.

For women aged 38 to 40, the success rate is 26.8%, which is a considerable decline from 35 to 37 years of age. For 22.3% of women in this category, the first embryo transfer results in a live birth. For 40.9% of women in this category, the second or later embryo transfers result in a live birth.

For women over 40, the IVF success rate is around 7%, with women under 42 having a higher rate of success than women over 42 years of age. In many cases, women over 40 may decide to use donor eggs. Using donor eggs removes the age factor from the equation of pregnancy success, placing the fertility power on the mid-20s egg donor in the IVF process."we want to be pregnant" is a must have book to help you prepare and guide you towards the journey of getting pregnant with IVF.

For women over 40, the IVF success rate is around 7%, with women under 42 having a higher rate of success than women over 42 years of age. In many cases, women over 40 may decide to use donor eggs. Using donor eggs removes the age factor from the equation of pregnancy success, placing the fertility power on the mid-20s egg donor in the IVF process.

"we want to be pregnant"is a must have book to help you prepare and guide you towards the journey of getting pregnant with IVF.

This definitive guide lights the way for a reader who wants to know everything about IVF

treatments.