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@thecookdebra Are you seeing an RE or just an OB? Because that's totally incorrect, just mathematically. Five cycles at 20% is a 67% chance of success mathematically. And that's assuming your chances stay 20%, with medicated IUI, your chances decrease after 3 cycles. I'm not sure it's exactly...

@kwlight That's not correct. 30% is the cumulative success rate for 3 cycles, not the success rate per cycle which is more like 8-12%, though individual factors will increase or decrease your chances. IUI is a lot cheaper and less invasive than IVF, but it's also a lot less successful per cycle.

@renny562000 One thing they can test for before IVF after multiple losses is a balanced translocation. They'll do karyotypes for you and your partner, as it could also be the sperm that are the issue. The only treatment though would be IVF with PGT-A.