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The journey toward a desired baby through IVF brings many questions, the most common being: ​“What are the chances it will work?” A decisive role is played by embryo quality. In the laboratory, we carefully monitor embryo development in order to select the most promising embryo with the highest chance of successful implantation in the uterus. In this article, we clearly explain the criteria embryologists use and what you yourself can influence on the way to a successful transfer.

After embryo transfer comes a flood of emotions, expectations and, inevitably, questions. One of the most common is: ​“Which week of pregnancy am I in, and when will my baby be born?” You may be surprised to learn that the answer is not as straightforward as it seems at first glance. But don’t worry — the calculation follows clear rules, and we will explain in a simple way how pregnancy is calculated after IVF.

When an IVF cycle doesn’t succeed on the first try, the question of how long to wait before trying again usually arises within a few days. Almost every couple undergoing treatment faces this dilemma. There is no single, universal answer — the ideal spacing between IVF cycles depends on your physical condition, how the previous cycle went, and what the results have shown so far. In this article, you’ll learn when another cycle makes sense in your specific situation. We also share insights from a psychotherapist to help you navigate the emotional side of the process.

When you’re trying for a baby and pregnancy isn’t happening, it’s completely natural to start looking for solutions that are gentle and, importantly, effective. One of the first methods couples encounter is intrauterine insemination (IUI). In this article, we explain in detail what the success rate of insemination is and when this method makes sense.

Endometriosis is a chronic condition with a wide range of symptoms that can significantly affect a woman’s everyday life — from painful periods to long-term fatigue or recurring pelvic pain. Modern medicine offers proven ways to effectively manage these symptoms and reduce the long-term impact of the disease. March, as Endometriosis Awareness Month, is therefore an ideal opportunity to highlight that professional help is available — and that solutions may be closer than they seem.

Deciding to begin an IVF journey is a significant step — and one of the first questions almost every couple asks is: What are our chances of success? There is no universal percentage, because many factors influence the outcome — from age and hormonal balance to sperm and embryo quality, as well as the expertise of the IVF centre itself. The good news is that many of these variables can be favorably influenced through proper diagnostics, specialist guidance, and taking good care of your overall health.
This article will guide you through the most important factors and help you understand what to focus on to make your journey toward parenthood as successful as possible.