This is one of the most important questions for couples wanting to have children. It is not that easy to answer. But there are clues.
It is hardly possible to make an accurate and reliable forecast about your personal chances of having a child. The factors that influence the onset and course of pregnancy are very individual. These include the age of the partner wishing to have children, the cause of the fertility problem and the duration of the unwanted childlessness. Your treating reproductive doctor knows your requirements best and should be the first point of contact when it comes to discussing your chances of success with fertility treatment.
In order to give you at least a rough indication of the success of artificial insemination, we provide you with our internal pregnancy statistics. For comparison: The probability of becoming pregnant naturally within one monthly cycle is 30 percent – this applies to women at their biological best age of 25. At the age of 35, the chance is already half as great.