If pregnancy has not occurred after 12 months of regular unprotected sexual intercourse. For women over 35 years of age, at KIWI Dr. Loimer we recommend an examination after just 6 months.
Approximately one-third is attributable to the woman, one-third to the man, and one-third to both or remains unexplained. Causes range from hormonal disorders, fallopian tube problems, and endometriosis to reduced sperm quality. Comprehensive diagnostics by KIWI Dr. Loimer provide clarity.
Egg reserve and quality decline significantly from the age of 35 and very sharply from the age of 40. Early assessment is therefore crucial. At KIWI Dr. Loimer we develop an individualized plan based on age and egg reserve.
Yes. Constant stress can disrupt hormone balance and make implantation more difficult. At KIWI Dr. Loimer, attention is also paid to accompanying measures such as stress management.
Smoking, obesity, excessive alcohol consumption, lack of exercise, and poor nutrition reduce the chances. At KIWI Dr. Loimer, we recommend individually tailored lifestyle changes to improve the chances.
Success rates depend on age, egg quality, sperm, and accompanying medical conditions. On average, 30–40% per transfer. At KIWI Dr. Loimer, the rates are among the highest internationally.
Hormone therapy is well tolerated, and egg retrieval is performed under short anesthesia and is therefore painless. At KIWI Dr. Loimer we attach great importance to gentle methods.
Possible side effects: Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), multiple pregnancies, bleeding, or infections (rare). At KIWI Dr. Loimer, the risk is minimized through modern protocols.
Yes, it can block the fallopian tubes, reduce egg quality, and make implantation more difficult. At KIWI Dr. Loimer we develop a customized treatment plan for each patient.
In Austria, the IVF fund contributes to the costs until the woman reaches the age of 40 and the man reaches the age of 50. The KIWI team provides support with all applications.
Because we combine 25 years of experience, state-of-the-art technology, and an empathetic team. Over 15,000 children have already been born under the care of Dr. Loimer and his team.
Even with limited fertility, there is still a chance of spontaneous pregnancy. At KIWI Dr. Loimer we advise you when it makes sense to wait and see, and when active treatment is recommended.
No. Simple measures such as cycle monitoring, ovulation induction, or insemination are often sufficient. Only if these are unsuccessful does KIWI Dr. Loimer recommend IVF or ICSI.
Under short anesthesia, the follicles are punctured and the eggs are retrieved—painlessly and on an outpatient basis. At KIWI Dr. Loimer, the procedure usually takes only a few minutes.
Yes. It can lead to cycle and ovulation disorders and reduces the IVF success rate. At KIWI Dr. Loimer we can recommend specific measures to optimize weight before treatment.
Overreactions of the immune system can make implantation difficult. If necessary, at KIWI Dr. Loimer we offer immunological investigations and individualized therapies.
Even a few mature eggs can be sufficient. It is not only the number that matters, but also the quality. At KIWI Dr. Loimer we rely on protocols that enable as many good eggs as possible.
Yes, definitely. Female smokers often have lower egg reserves and poorer blood circulation. At the KIWI Dr. Loimer, we therefore strongly advise women to stop smoking.
Studies show positive effects on stress reduction and blood flow to the uterus. Many of KIWI Dr. Loimer's patients use acupuncture as a complementary treatment.
No, not due to IVF itself. The risk depends mainly on the woman's age and genetic factors. At KIWI Dr. Loimer, we explain the individual risks in advance.
Yes, but at KIWI Dr. Loimer, for safety reasons, usually only one embryo is transferred in order to reduce the risks associated with multiple pregnancies.
Medically, there is no fixed upper limit. Three to six attempts are usually recommended. At KIWI Dr. Loimer, we pay attention to physical and mental resilience.
Thanks to state-of-the-art diagnostics, individual protocols, and extensive experience, the pregnancy rate per embryo transfer is significantly above the international average.
