Investigations for Repeated IVF Failure in Mauritius
Experiencing multiple failed IVF cycles? We offer in-depth investigations to uncover potential reasons, even when embryos appear healthy.
While embryo quality is the most common reason for IVF failure, sometimes embryos that look normal under the microscope may have genetic or implantation issues that can’t be easily detected without specialised testing.
What Does the Investigation Involve?
These tests are done over one natural menstrual cycle and include:
1. Hormone Blood Tests
Performed between Day 1 and Day 5, these assess your reproductive hormone levels, giving insights into ovulation and ovarian reserve.
2. Three Targeted Ultrasound Scans
Scans are scheduled on Days 7, 14, and 21 to check:
- Ovarian structure and blood flow
- Endometrial lining
- Uterine blood circulation – poor flow may affect implantation or increase miscarriage risk
3. Fallopian Tube Evaluation
We assess for fluid in the fallopian tubes (hydrosalpinx), which can harm embryos and reduce chances of pregnancy by at least 40%.
4. Endometrial Biopsy
If the womb lining appears abnormal, a biopsy may be recommended after ovulation to rule out inflammation, infection or lack of synchrony between uterine and embryo development.
Personalised Follow-Up
After completing all investigations, a detailed consultation is offered to review results and recommend tailored treatments to optimise your next IVF cycle.
