Repromed - Our Leading Success Rates

At Repromed we are proud of our clinical pregnancy and live birth success rates.

We are committed to providing the latest and most proven clinical treatments using cutting edge technology for our patients. We also believe in complete transparency when it comes to publishing our pregnancy success rates. We have separated our data into patients having a fresh embryo transfers and patients having frozen embryo transfers. Although clinical pregnancy numbers are important, we understand that a live birth is the most meaningful outcome for our patients, so we always include this information on our graphs.

Clinical and Live Pregnancy Birth Rates

The above data is based on results from January 2019 – December 2019. As this data includes Live Birth Rates, a time lag of at least 9 months will always naturally exist between the current date and the results presented (ie the time from when a child is conceived to when they are born).

Understanding Success Rates

It is important to note that when comparing success rates between clinics, clinics may artificially inflate their success rates by; performing double embryo transfers on good prognosis patients, including donor gametes and embryos in their data, or include Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) patients in their results.

We believe in representing a true snapshot of our success rates, so Preimplantation Genetic Testing (PGT) and donor recipients who may favourably skew results have been excluded. Our rates are also updated on a regular basis, ensuring you have accurate and transparent information on hand when deciding which fertility clinic will assist you in achieving your dream of having a baby.

Also note that not every cycle will result in an egg collection, an embryo transfer or embryo to freeze.

Our data is not adjusted for:

Patients with varying lengths of infertility and previous cycle numbers
Female and male BMI (weight)
Ovarian reserve parameters
Male age
Embryo grade and survival rates
Lifestyle factors (e.g. smoking)
Medication regime used

Data does not include patients using our donor egg program or patients having genetic testing.

Note: Our Clinical Pregnancy rates are based on cycles using a fresh blastocyst embryo transfer.
Note: Clinical pregnancy rate is per the Australian and New Zealand Assisted Reproductive Database (ANZARD) definition.

You can read more about success rates and choosing an IVF clinic from this handy guide written by Access.

In February 2021, the Federal Minister for Health launched a new initiative; YourIVFSuccess, to better inform patients regarding infertility treatments. Yourivfsuccess.com.au contains key pieces of information that will be useful in assisting patients make informed decisions regarding infertility treatment.

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General Enquiries

How do I make an appointment at Repromed?

Just fill in the form below or call us on 08 8333 8111 and you can speak to one of our Patient Coordinators to make an appointment. Our Patient Coordinators are trained Fertility Nurses who will be able to answer some of your questions and help you make an appointment with a Doctor at a time that suits you. We are usually able to make an appointment within two weeks of your initial enquiry.

Do I need a referral to be seen at Repromed?

Yes, you will need a referral to see the Doctors at Repromed. If you have a partner both names will need to be on the referral (or you will need separate referrals for both of you) to be eligible for the Medicare Rebate.

My GP has done some tests already. Will these need to be repeated?

Please bring a copy of any of your test results to your first appointment. Some tests may need to be done at certain times of your cycle and may need to be repeated or updated but we aim not to repeat tests unnecessarily.

My local Doctor says I should try naturally for longer but I am really worried we may not be able to have a family. What should I do?

It is recommended that you seek fertility assistance if you have been trying to get pregnant for 12 months or more and you are under 35 years old. If you are 35 years or older you may wish to seek assistance after trying for 6 months or even less if you 40 years or older. If you have specific concerns about your fertility such as recurrent miscarriages, a history of endometriosis, irregular cycles or chlamydia/pelvic inflammatory disease, or if your mother went through early menopause you may wish to seek advice earlier than the guidelines suggested above.

I am uncomfortable with male Doctors doing private examinations. Do I have a choice of Doctors at Repromed?

All Doctors at Repromed are very experienced in women’s health and will try to ensure your comfort at all times. All private examinations are chaperoned by nursing staff to allow for your maximal care, comfort and attention. We have many female Doctors at Repromed and we will aim to meet your requests at all times if possible. Religious and cultural expectations are respected as a priority.

I am not sure I want to get pregnant right now but I am concerned about leaving it too late. How do I know if I will be able to have children?

One of the Doctors at Repromed will be happy to see you for a Fertility Assessment. Our Reproductive Health clinicians will be happy to discuss your options such as having an Ovarian Reserve Assessment which can give an idea about whether you have a normal number of eggs remaining in your ovaries for your age. Factors affecting your own fertility or fertility preservation options can also be discussed at that appointment.

My partner has had a vasectomy. What can be done to help us have a child together?

At Repromed we help many couples where the male has had a vasectomy in the past. Sperm can usually be obtained by needle aspiration and then can be used in an IVF cycle with very successful results. The sperm aspiration can be done under local or general anaesthetic.

I am a single woman. What options are there for me to have a baby?

In South Australia single women can access fertility treatment. A referral from your GP to see one of our Repromed Doctors for a Fertility Assessment should be your first step to see how best Repromed can help you with your dreams of having a baby. At Repromed, we have a well-established donor sperm program that involves full medical and psychological screening of our donors and aims to best meet the needs of all parties involved. Other options such as egg freezing or other forms of fertility preservation can also be discussed.

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