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IVF: Advantages Vs Disadvantages

IVF: Advantages Vs Disadvantages

Since IVF was pioneered by Sir Robert Edwards and Patrick Steptoe in 1978, IVF has helped millions of people become parents. IVF helps many patients who would be otherwise unable to conceive. The ultimate advantage of IVF is achieving a successful pregnancy and a healthy baby.

Dr Nisarg Patel – a well-renowned gynaecologist, stated below these advantages and disadvantages. He also runs a clinic, namely Nisha IVF Clinic. It offers IVF treatment safely and most reliably. The centre is equipped with the latest technology and expertise for a successful IVF treatment in and around Ahmedabad.

Now, let’s check out some of the advantages and disadvantages associated with IVF:

Advantages:

For some patients, on the whole, they have not undergone the same level of improvement and did not currently have as high success rates IUI with donor sperm can however be a useful first option in single women and same-sex couples.

Unused embryos can be donated for research purposes or to another couple to enable them to have a child.  An embryo can also be utilized to screen for inherited diseases for individuals who are known carriers of genetic disorders such as cystic fibrosis Huntington’s disease and muscular dystrophy.

Disadvantages:

Fortunately, the use of fewer or no drugs in natural and mild IVF cycles means that the already small likelihood of developing unwanted risk of OHSS is dramatically decreased or eliminated.

There is an increased chance of premature labour miscarriage, need for a cesarean, stillborn, and infant health problems. All fertility clinics need to have robust single embryo transfer policies to avoid the risks of multiple pregnancies.

Some patients may be concerned about ethical issues. The idea of selecting some embryos and potentially discarding others may not sit well with everybody before starting treatment consider your stance and what you would be comfortable.

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