Sleeping mode influences IVF success rate

The efficiency of in vitro fertilization is influenced by a number of factors . These include correct sleep and wakefulness of women.

Researchers from Inje University (Korea) were viewing 656 women preparing for IVF protocol. It was found that the chances of a successful conception increase if woman sleeps 7-8 hours.

Women who sleep less than 7 hours a day, have 15 % less likely to get pregnant than those who sleep 7-8 hours. And for those who like to sleep late, at least 9-10 hours, the probability of pregnancy is reduced by 25 %.

The researchers point out that such a mechanism is likely to work for women trying to conceive naturally too.

translated from www.probirka.org

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