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Personalised IVF predictor calculator

What are my chances, using my test results?

Q: How much better is this than an age-only estimate?

Meaningfully, because reserve markers predict how many eggs a cycle produces and previous cycles reveal actual response. Still nowhere near what your clinician has after seeing an actual cycle.

Q: Why does it still give a range?

Because the uncertainty is real. Two people with identical inputs routinely have different outcomes, and no model sees embryo quality — which is the closest thing to a direct predictor and only knowable after a cycle.

Q: My number is low. What now?

Ask your clinician what they would try differently and what would make them change approach. That answer is specific to you in a way no calculator can be.

Adds your reserve markers and previous cycle history to an age-based estimate. Considerably tighter than age alone, and still a range.

Your age

years

AMH

ng/mL

Antral follicle count

Previous failed cycles

0 if this is your first

These are example numbers. Replace them with yours, then press Calculate.

Example answer

28% per cycle

28%+

At the upper end. Cumulative chance across several cycles is substantially higher again.

This is a guide, not a diagnosis. Share the result with your doctor.

Your result on the scale

The ranges this calculator uses. Yours is highlighted.

Your numbers

Everything worked out from what you entered.

Per single cycle: 28%
Cumulative, 3 cycles: 63%
Cumulative, 6 cycles: 86%
Reserve markers: Adequate

What each result means

Your result is highlighted. Your own clinic's advice always comes first.

Your result<8%

A low per-cycle estimate. It describes a group, not you — people in this range do have babies. The useful conversation is what would change between cycles, and whether donor eggs are worth discussing, since they track the donor’s age.

Your result8–18%

Reduced. Cumulative figures across three cycles matter far more than any single-cycle number here.

Your result18–28%

Around the middle of the range for people using their own eggs.

Your result28%+

At the upper end. Cumulative chance across several cycles is substantially higher again.

Where this fits in your journey

The usual order, from trying to conceive to pregnancy. Not everyone needs every stage. This calculator belongs to stage 3.

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How this is worked out

Population estimateAn average for people with your inputs, not a prediction for you. Individual outcomes vary widely around it.

This adds AMH, antral follicle count and previous cycle history to an age-based estimate, giving a tighter range than age alone. It still describes a group rather than an individual, and cannot see embryo quality.

About this calculator

?What it tells you

Adds AMH and AFC for a closer estimate. Adds your reserve markers and previous cycle history to an age-based estimate. Considerably tighter than age alone, and still a range.

✓When to use it

Once you have AMH and AFC results in hand

iWhat you need

Your age (years)
AMH (ng/mL)
Antral follicle count
Previous failed cycles

!What it cannot tell you

Coefficients are provisional and awaiting calibration against Indian registry data. Do not use for a treatment decision.

Common questions

How much better is this than an age-only estimate?

Meaningfully, because reserve markers predict how many eggs a cycle produces and previous cycles reveal actual response. Still nowhere near what your clinician has after seeing an actual cycle.

Why does it still give a range?

Because the uncertainty is real. Two people with identical inputs routinely have different outcomes, and no model sees embryo quality — which is the closest thing to a direct predictor and only knowable after a cycle.

My number is low. What now?

Ask your clinician what they would try differently and what would make them change approach. That answer is specific to you in a way no calculator can be.

Sources

PROVISIONAL. Coefficients are illustrative and not fitted to any dataset. Published models require recalibration to the population they are applied to.

In an emergency

If you have any of the warning signs listed here, don't wait for a test result or a calculator. Get help now.

112All emergencies, anywhere in India 108Ambulance

Also call your IVF clinic. Most clinics give an emergency number on your treatment or discharge sheet. Save it in your phone now, before you need it.