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Dr. Johri Multispeciality Hospital & IVF Centre

Dr. Johri’s Multispeciality Hospital, Samana

REVIEW BEFORE REPEATING

Recurrent IVF Failure

A careful reassessment of previous cycles, embryo development, transfer factors and the wider clinical picture.

UNDERSTANDING THE TREATMENT

What does a review consider?

There is no single explanation for every unsuccessful IVF cycle. A specialist may review stimulation response, egg maturity, sperm findings, fertilisation, embryo development, transfer details, uterine factors and relevant medical history.

Important: A specialist should determine whether this pathway is appropriate after reviewing your history and investigations.

It may be discussed when

TYPICAL PATHWAY

What the process may involve.

01 · Collect records

Previous stimulation charts, laboratory summaries, scans and transfer details are gathered.

02 · Identify patterns

The team looks for consistent findings rather than assuming one cause.

03 · Targeted testing

Additional investigation is considered only when it may change management.

04 · Plan the next step

Protocol changes, further treatment or alternative approaches are discussed realistically.

What patients should know

A failed cycle does not prove that a specific test or add-on treatment is needed. Evidence, potential benefit, cost and uncertainty should be discussed before repeating treatment.

QUESTIONS

Common questions about recurrent IVF failure.

Definitions vary, and age, embryo stage and number transferred matter. Your records should be reviewed individually.

No. Additional testing should be based on clinical indication and evidence, not a universal checklist.

Physical recovery, emotional readiness, findings and the proposed plan all influence timing.

Discuss your options with a fertility specialist.

A consultation can help connect general information with your own clinical situation.