Is artificial insemination successful?

The success rate of artificial insemination is restricted by many factors, including the number of operations and the survival rate of male sperm. Generally speaking, as long as the semen is normal, the success rate can reach 50% to 70%. In addition, the age of the woman is also very important. If she is over 35 years old, the chance of conception will be greatly reduced. Of course, this is also related to the professionalism of the hospital doctors.

Artificial insemination with the husband's semen may vary depending on the sperm count and motility, and is also related to the number of operations. If the semen is normal, the overall success rate can reach 50% to 70%. The success rate of artificial insemination with donor semen is generally higher than that with husband's semen. The success rate with fresh semen is about 70%; the success rate with refrigerated semen is about 50%, but it reduces the risk of spreading infectious diseases. The success rate of intrauterine insemination is about 40%.

The success rate of artificial insemination depends on several factors:

First, the cause of infertility is very important. Men with good sperm count and motility but unable to have sexual intercourse have a significantly higher chance of successful artificial insemination than men with sperm abnormalities.

Secondly, the woman’s age also plays an important role. If the woman is over 35, her chances of becoming pregnant decrease significantly.

Third, the predictability of ovulation is also important. The more regular your menstrual periods, the higher your chances of getting pregnant.

Fourth, a history of endometriosis or pelvic infection or fallopian tube disease reduces the success rate, but those who have been pregnant before have a higher success rate.

Overall, the pregnancy success rate for each monthly artificial insemination cycle is approximately 10% to 15%.

If you are pregnant, you should stay in touch with the hospital you are being treated at throughout your pregnancy. This will help you get through your pregnancy safely.

If pregnancy does not occur after 4-6 cycles of artificial insemination, other treatment options are needed, such as ovulation-stimulating drugs or in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer (IVF).

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