Copy any prompt into a chatbot, fill in the brackets, and turn vague reassurance into real numbers. Use the answers to ask sharper questions at your next visit. These are starting points for a better conversation, not a substitute for one.
Tap Copy on any card, paste it into your AI assistant, and replace the blue brackets with your own details.
I am [AGE] considering [TREATMENT]. Give the live-birth rate per cycle at my age as an absolute number per 100 attempts, not a best-case figure. Tell me how many cycles it usually takes and what raises or lowers my odds.
Here are my fertility test results: [RESULTS]. Explain what each number means in plain language, whether it is in the expected range, and what it predicts. Tell me which numbers actually change treatment.
Compare my options: [MY OPTIONS]. For each, give the live-birth rate per cycle for my age, the cost range, the time involved, and the main risks as absolute numbers. Tell me which the evidence favors for [DIAGNOSIS].
My clinic recommended these IVF add-ons: [THE ADD-ONS]. For each, tell me whether good evidence shows it raises live-birth rates, by how much in absolute terms, and whether it is worth the cost. Flag anything unproven.
I was diagnosed with [CONDITION]. Explain what it is, how it affects fertility, the treatments with the strongest evidence, and the realistic chance each gives me. Separate established treatment from experimental.
I am about to start [TREATMENT]. List the questions to ask before I sign: the success rate for my age, the risks to me and a baby as absolute numbers, the chance of multiples, what happens to extra embryos, and the real total cost.
I was prescribed [MEDICATION]. Explain what it does, the dose, the common side effects, the serious ones, and the absolute risk of complications like ovarian hyperstimulation. Tell me the specific warning signs that need a call.
My partner's semen analysis shows: [RESULTS]. Explain what each value means, whether it is in the expected range, what can improve it, and how much it affects our chances. Tell me which treatments address male factor.
We have done [NUMBER] cycles of [TREATMENT] without success. Based on evidence, when is it reasonable to change approach, add testing, consider donor options, or stop? Tell me the findings that predict whether more of the same will work.
How to use these well. AI can fabricate numbers, references, and doses that look correct. Ask it to separate evidence from inference and to say when it is unsure. Bring the answers to your doctor, midwife, or care team and check them together. The goal is a better conversation built on numbers you both can see, not a diagnosis from a chatbot.
