IVF failure is often referred to as implantation failure and is recommended for patients who are infertile and have gone through many IVF cycles and produced embryos but they regularly failed to implant due to unexplained reasons.
Many patients give up the treatment after they get disappointed and are also upset about the fact that their doctor does not give them a clear explanation of why the IVF cycle failed or what they can do to improve the chances of success.
When transferring more embryos does increase the risk of high-order multiple pregnancies, the risk is negligible in difficult patients like older women or women with previous failed IVF cycles.
Sometimes the reason for failure is when the embryo transfer is technically difficult due to cervical stenosis.
This a traumatic experience associated with bleeding.
Fallopian tube transfer places the embryo directly in the fallopian tubes and ensures a very high pregnancy rate.
Stress is one of the main factors that negatively influences fertility and an reduce sperm count as well.
It can also stop women from becoming pregnant and women with hectic working environment are those most at risk.
Communication therapies can reverse the effects of stress and boost a woman's chances of becoming pregnant.
Women who had not had a period for six months and were of normal weight had high levels of the hormone cortisol which is linked to stress.
Women often say that everything is fine when it's not, they don't deal with stress very well and that is the reason it has a negative impact on them.
Lifestyle factors can influence the menstrual cycle and the studies can apply to other women who have fertility problems which are harder to discover because they still menstruate normally.
Many people can benefit from stress reduction in terms of infertility therapies and many problems are associated with weight.
Laughter is key when it comes to a positive approach towards effective treatment.
Humor can cut stress levels and boost the chances of success.
Stress relief can benefit health if there are no physical problems present which may increase the pregnancy rate.
No amount of relaxation and rest will help cure polycystic ovary syndrome, blocked fallopian tube, endometriosis, cancer of the uterus and ovary or factors affecting men such as abnormal sperm count or near zero sperm count.
Women suffering from these physical problems should be medically treated and should not be treated like their infertility is their fault.