Is IVF right for me?

Because we specialize only in IVF, our Utah IVF specialists go above and beyond to ensure that IVF is the best choice for you before moving forward. There are many scenarios in which IVF might be the best approach to achieving pregnancy as quickly as possible. The best way to answer the question, “Is IVF right for me?” is to meet with our team one-on-one so that we can learn more about your family-building goals and history. 

By ordering appropriate fertility testing and reviewing your medical history and any prior diagnoses, we can advise you on whether you will be a good candidate for our unique IVF program.

Who needs IVF?

While the age of the female partner certainly plays a role in a woman’s ability to conceive, infertility can happen at any age and can be caused by multiple different factors – and in some cases, a combination of factors. When asking, “Is IVF right for me?,” it’s crucial to get answers from highly experienced reproductive experts who can ensure accurate diagnosis and accurately assess your personal chances of IVF success.

IVF is often the treatment of choice in the following situations.

  • If you are younger than 35 and have been trying to conceive for one year or longer
  • If you are 35 or older and have been trying to conceive for six months or longer
  • If you are 40 or older and want to have a baby, regardless of the amount of time you have been trying to conceive
  • If you have experienced repeated failures of other fertility treatments, such as medicated cycles, intrauterine insemination (IUI) or IVF
  • If you have experienced two or more miscarriages, a condition known as recurrent pregnancy loss
  • If you have a diagnosis of blocked fallopian tubes, diminished ovarian reserve, polycystic ovary syndrome or severe endometriosis
  • If the male partner has been diagnosed with a low sperm count; low-quality sperm; or azoospermia, a condition in which sperm are absent from the ejaculate
  • If you have a diagnosis of unexplained infertility
  • If either partner has a genetic disorder that they are personally affected by, or that runs in their family
  • If either partner has been found through genetic carrier screening to be at risk for passing an inherited genetic disorder to future children

Thankfully, IVF is the one fertility treatment available today that can overcome even severe causes of infertility or genetic risk, allowing many people to have the children they long for. 

Find out the answer: Is IVF right for me?

If you have been struggling to conceive or have been advised by another doctor to consider IVF, we encourage you to schedule a no-cost consultation with our Utah IVF specialists. Because we focus only on IVF, we can provide honest answers to the question, “Is IVF right for me?,” and can refer you to the right specialists if you are not a good candidate for IVF and would be better served by other treatments. Contact us to schedule your free initial consultation.