<p>At 79%, our egg donation partner, Altrui, have the highest pregnancy rates in the country. <a  href="https://www.altrui.co.uk/receiving-eggs/">Learn more</a></p>

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<p>The Apricity Fertility Predictor works with 532,000 recorded cycles (UK HFEA cycles, 2010-2018). </p><p>Percentages refer to chance of having a baby based on one attempt (one cycle of IVF treatment).</p><p>The rates displayed throughout this report are based on UK national averages of women with a similar profile to yours. The results do not constitute medical advice. Chances of conception vary case-by-case and should be discussed with a fertility specialist.</p>

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The Apricity Fertility Predictor®

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<h3>Tell us a little about yourself and we&#39;ll direct you to the right tool: either the Natural (Lifestyle) Fertility Predictor, or the Fertility Treatment Predictor. </h3><ul><li><strong>The Natural (Lifestyle) Fertility Predictor </strong>works by establishing an ideal fertility potential and showing how lifestyle can impact this ideal potential. The ideal fertility potential is based on age and averages. It&#39;s a way to gauge the likelihood of getting pregnant at your age, if you have no fertility complications and lead a healthy lifestyle. Some lifestyle choices can affect your natural chances of pregnancy. Results are based on a systematic analysis of 29 scientific papers on fertility success. Please note that results are based on averages and are not a substitute for a discussion with a fertility specialist. </li><li><strong>The Fertility Treatment Predictor</strong> works with 532,000 recorded cycles (UK HFEA cycles, 2010-2018). Percentages refer to chances of having a baby based on one attempt (one cycle of IVF treatment). The rates displayed throughout the final report are based on UK national averages of women with a similar profile to yours. Please note that these tools are currently only available for women. This is because the data we have available in large numbers evaluates which factors contributed to pregnancy. We hope to have more tools in the future. </li></ul><p><strong>Results are not medical advice.</strong> Chances of conception vary case-by-case and should be discussed with a fertility specialist.</p>

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<p>The Apricity Fertility Predictor works with 532,000 recorded cycles (UK HFEA cycles, 2010-2018). </p><p>Percentages refer to chance of having a baby based on one attempt (one cycle of IVF treatment). </p><p>The rates displayed throughout this report are based on UK national averages of women with a similar profile to yours. The results do not constitute medical advice. Chances of conception vary case-by-case and should be discussed with a fertility specialist.</p>

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Our fertility treatment is based on medical excellence and tailored around you. So that you can continue to life your life while you create one.

<p><strong>We are the next-generation fertility clinic</strong>, maximising chances of success by leveraging medical excellence with personal care and the latest technology. </p><p>We have one goal: to challenge the fertility landscape by upgrading the treatment experience. Making it personal. Convenient. Advanced. </p><p><strong>Apricity is there for you </strong>from before you start treatment to after you finish, so you’re never alone. </p>

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Fertility Predictor® Report

The Cumulative category shows the percentage of people who conceived within 3 attempts. 

<p>The following correspond to IVF cycles using own eggs.</p>

IVF with own eggs

<p>The following correspond to IVF cycles using donor eggs.</p>

IVF with donor eggs

Own eggs and donor eggs 

<p>Choose one egg source to further customise your results. The Cumulative category shows the percentage of people who conceived within 3 attempts.</p>

Doctor can choose to transfer the embryo after 2 to 3 days of in-vitro development at cleavage stage or after 5 to 7 days of in-vitro development at blastocyst stage

Day 2-3 (Cleavage stage)

Day 5-7 (Blastocyst stage)

Stage of embryo at transfer

The aim of IVF treatment is to increase your chance of having a healthy baby safely. Multiple pregnancy is associated with a higher risk of complications (for both the mother and babies) than single pregnancy. Your doctor will choose number of embryos to transfer in order to maximise your chance of having a baby whilst minimising the risk of multiple pregnancy.

risk of multiple pregnancy

Chance of live birth

Chance of multiple pregnancy per number of embryos transferred

When undergoing IVF, you may use fresh embryos or embryos frozen from a previous cycle. The following result is based on one attempt.

FRESH CYCLE

FROZEN CYCLE

Protocol type

In sperm donation, a healthy man donates his sperm to use within your treatment. The following result is based on one attempt.

Partner sperm

Donor sperm

Partner sperm versus donor sperm

The following averages show the chances of success for one attempt using IVF versus IVF + ICSI

In an IVF cycle, an egg and sperm are placed in a petri dish. The sperm swims to the egg, attaches itself and is naturally absorbed into the egg.

ICSI involves injecting a sperm directly into the egg. It tends to be recommended to couples with male factor infertility and/or a history of suboptimal fertilisation.

IVF + ICSI

Treatment type

Please select own eggs or donor eggs

Generally, in your age group, the chances of having a baby using donor eggs are very similar to those using own eggs. However, your doctor may recommend egg donation when taking other factors into consideration, such as multiple failed cycles, unusual ovarian function or other medical reasons.

Generally, in your age group, using donated eggs increases your chances of having a baby compared to using your own eggs. This difference increases with increasing age.  

The following correspond to IVF cycles using own eggs.

The following correspond to IVF cycles using donor eggs.

Please enter the age of the woman trying for a pregnancy.

How old are you?

Less than 6 months

over 6 months

Less than 12 months

over 12 months

Just curious

Your answer will help us recommend the best predictor for you.

How long have you been trying to conceive*?

ENDOMETRIOSIS

Tubal disease

Ovulatory disorder

other

What have you been diagnosed with?

Female

Male

Combined

unexplained

not tested

The Unexplained category is when those trying to conceive for over one year* have had diagnostic tests and results cannot explain any specific reason for infertility. The Not Tested category applies to those who have been trying to conceive for over one year* and have not been tested.

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