Some couples achieve successful pregnancy in the first IVF cycle, but some do not. Failures, in general, are difficult to cope with, and the same applies to IVF if the couple does not find success in the first in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle. It is said that time is the best medicine that heals everything. So, if the first IVF cycle fails, it is not the end of the road. It does not mean you can’t become parents. Hope never dies, and success does come to those who don’t give up. Here are some tips on how to cope and get back on the path to becoming parents:
Root cause analysis of failure:
Consult your fertility specialist to understand the reasons behind the failed cycle. This could involve reviewing human factors, and cycle details, analyzing embryo quality, and assessing any potential factors that may have contributed to the failure.
Be positive and seek emotional support
It is important to seek emotional support from your life partner, friends, family, or a counsellor who specializes in fertility issues. Dealing with the emotional trauma of fertility treatments can be challenging, and having a support system can make a significant difference in regaining the confidence and positivity to continue the treatment. Consult for improvement Consult your fertility specialist to discuss the results and gain insights into potential adjustments for future IVF cycles, which may involve better-quality eggs or embryos or better implantation, depending on the reason for failure. They have seen multiple such cases, so they may recommend changes to the treatment protocol or suggest additional tests to identify any underlying issues.