Introduction:How to check CDC data? Can I choose a doctor directly with CDC data?
Answer 1.
If a woman is young and has strong fertility indicators, she can choose a clinic or doctor with a higher rate of live births in the same age group, based on the results of the CDC data.
Answer 2. there are factors that affect egg growth, must not directly choose the doctor, to carefully refer to the CDC data, need and older or fertility indicators of weak women, CDC data only to do to understand, focusing on looking at the program of ovulation, and the doctor’s previous results of ovulation.
Answer 3.
If you want more embryos, you must be looking for us to customize them.
How do I check CDC data?
As we all know, the total number of ART (in vitro fertilization) in the United States is ranked top 3 in the world, the live birth rate is ranked top in the world, and the success rate of each clinic is very transparent and accessible to all. Especially after upgrading, it is more convenient to check the CDC data, and you can check the number of cycles and live birth rate of each clinic according to various dimensions, such as age ( <35, 35-37, 38-40, >40), demand (self-eggs, donor eggs, transplantation, etc.), and reasons for IVF (male reasons, tubal reasons, ovulation disorders, etc.), which is very convenient to use.
Specific inquiry method
Step1: Search the official CDC website, find the infertility section and download the raw data.
Step2: Read the information in the original data table, for example, in the 2020 data, there are 449 clinics with 140 dimensions that can be viewed
Step3: Select useful information such as <35 year old patients can look for the following 3 fields in Clinic Table Data Records:
CurrentClinicName1 Clinic name
ND_NumRetrieve1 All <35 Number of cycles in self-egg patients
ND_RetrieveLB1 All <35 Live birth rates in self-ovulated patients
Then sort the clinics according to the number of cycles in descending order, rank the clinic with the highest number of cycles on the top, and at the same time to the table to select the clinic with high live birth rate can be very simple to operate.
Of course, it is also possible to compare clinics on more dimensions such as transplantation. So one may ask, is it enough to choose a clinic based on the list? Read on.
Why can’t you just choose a clinic and doctor when you have CDC data?
Regardless of the age group, the above method can be used to find out the top few clinics, but
1, the medical skills of doctors in various clinics vary greatly, if you do not specify a doctor, the clinic will arrange for a doctor who is short of guests to give you, resulting in unsatisfactory results of ovulation.
2. Clinic doctors are highly mobile. For example, the data of a clinic is very great, but in fact, the best doctor is no longer accepting new customers and will soon retire.
3. Hearsay (not based on facts) for choosing a doctor without seeking the truth.
It is important to choose a doctor not only based on reviews, but also on actual cases of ovulation. If you can find 2 or 3 patients who are the same age as you, with similar fertility indicators and other circumstances, and their ovulation results are results that you are satisfied with, you can follow the selection, if not, it is just a matter of chance. So
1) Young girls under 35 years old with good fertility indicators and no factors affecting egg growth can follow the CDC data to choose a clinic and doctor, but if you want to get 5 to 12 healthy blastocysts in one boost or have a higher probability of choosing the sex of your child, you can come to us to customize the choice of your doctor.
2) Women over the age of 35, especially over the age of 40, please refer to “What you must know before IVF” and “Big boost, micro boost, which option is right for me” to choose a doctor.
To summarize, CDC clinic data can only reflect the goodness of the laboratory, so before choosing, in addition to checking the CDC data, you also need to investigate and understand each doctor’s protocols of ovulation, medical skills, and previous results of ovulation at different ages.