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For IVF: It lets couples that have found difficulty in conceiving a child have a child that is their own biologically. It lets a woman that has found difficultly in conceiving a child to experience pregnancy and form a bond with her child. Against IVF: It can result in multiple pregnancies, which can leave parents in a desperate financial situation or worse, multiple miscarriage/stillbirth.
It is not uncommon to have twins and even triplets with IVF. IUI (artificial insemmination) has higher chances of multiple births simply because you can't control how many eggs fertilize. With IVF the dr can control how many embroys he transferrs.
Unless it's through IVF it's a new world record on natural multiple births but this is very unlikely. Follow the doctors advice and good luck and congrats.
because some people might not trust ivf
The question is too ambiguous. Is it about a randomly selected person having twins in 1952 as opposed to another year? The incidence of multiple births has increased over the years as a result of IVF. Does the person (parent) have to be living now so as to be selected? Is it about an individual having twins in 1952 as opposed to other people who gave birth in 1952? For that you need data on twin and other births in 1952 for the whole world. I very much doubt if such statistics are available - certainly not reliable ones.
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The time it takes for an IVF center in India to get results of a HIV and Hepatitis test will depend on the lab. The center should call you to come in for the results.
No. IVF is a mortal sin.
This stands for in vitro fertilization. In IVF, the egg and sperm are combined outside of the uterus and then reimplanted into the uterus. The term "IVF pregnancy" refers to pregnancies that result from IVF.
Multiple birth!!!!! with each insertion of an embryo it is possible all survive and grow to full term births. Having multiple birth can be hard on the mother to carry full term. However, it is not a guarantee that any of the embryos survive. You have to weigh your options and consider carefully what you are prepared to do. Doing multiple rounds of IVF is costly and the emotional roller coaster the mother is on can be a challenge to say the least. Therefore, doing multiple rounds is not practical. However, understand that if you insert 4-5 embryos you may get one to survive, all five or some combination in between. I speak from experience, my wife and I used IVF and inserted two embryos. Both survived and we now have two healthy, happy baby girls. However, carrying both to 38 weeks (according to our doctor 37 weeks is full term for multiple births) was hard on my wife and she was on restricted duty for much of the pregnancy. This included taking stairs and standing for long periods of time. Just know that if you are not sure you can handle 5 babies, factor that into your decision along with the advice from doctors, friends, and/or family members. These will be the people you rely on regardless of your decision and/or the outcome.
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I believe there are riks in any medical procedure or surgery. The main risk with in vitro fertilization is multiple births. Also, there is a possibility of genetic disorders among the children born under IVF, although it has been disputed by other studies on the matter. It is also very expensive and may need several attempts. IVF is currently being studied by scientists to determine exactly what the genetic risks are for the children born this way. They know there is an increased risk for certain rare genetic disorders, but they don't have enough information yet to clearly define what the risks are.