A member asked:

How dangerous is it to have ivf?

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Dr. Gerard Honore answered

Specializes in Fertility Medicine

Very safe: Ivf is a safe procedure in all regards. The main statistical risk is chance of multiple pregnancies, which can be controlled to a point. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome is uncommon in most ivf practices. Complications with the egg retrieval are rare, and major complications are extremely rare.

Answered 11/27/2017

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Dr. Michael Opsahl answered

Specializes in Fertility Medicine

Safe to have IVF: We know that infertile women who do not do IVF have increased risks with both pregnancy and birth defects. Are the risks higher with IVF? Probably not but the data are still not totally clear. Mostly, we think that couples using IVF are "more infertile" than couple who do not use IVF. These points are difficult to prove because no one pays to collect great information for research.

Answered 6/11/2017

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