The tool, which can be used by doctors or people seeking fertility treatment, can estimate a couple’s chance of having a baby before and after first IVF treatment, and over multiple cycles.
Writing in The BMJ, researchers led by the University of Aberdeen describe how the calculator could “help to shape couples’ expectations”.
It takes into account the age of a woman, how many years she has been trying to conceive, whether she has an ovulation problem, an unexplained fertility issue or whether there is a male fertility problem, among other factors.
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