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1) IVF Babies have health problems

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This one is quite a misconception as IVF babies are just as healthy as babies are conceived naturally. These babies even though are created in the laboratory are in no way less compared to naturally conceived babies.

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2) Women who have IVF go through Menopause earlier

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This is a complete myth as many believe that women who undergo the IVF procedure will experience menopause earlier than natural because their eggs have been removed from the body. However all that IVF procedure does is mature the eggs for a certain cycle more quickly. It does not remove more than one cycle worth of eggs.

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3) IVF always results in multiple pregnancies

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This is one of the most widespread myths but results world over has always shown that close to 90% of women who undergo IVF have a single pregnancy.  In IVF multiple pregnancies used to be common in the past, because as part of the process about 10 years ago, people used to “put 2 or 3 eggs” in the womb of the mother to increase the chances of conception – where as now with NEW technology and advances in treatment, most people put only one egg – and hence it is a single baby that is conceived.

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4) IVF is a painful procedure

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IVF is not as painful as many people think it to be. There might be inconvenience and discomfort of multiple injections (between 1-2 per day for 10-14 days), there is no other painful procedure involved. Egg collection also is done under Anesthesia so that the patient feels no pain. Again even embryo transfer is again a painless process.

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5) IVF is considered unnatural

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This procedure can be considered natural in which genetic composition of the man and the women need to form a baby. Since this process is not possible inside a woman’s body either because of tubal blockage or poor sperm count, IVF helps in bringing the egg and the sperm together outside the body.

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(Sources from Sure Fertility , Bangalore - www.surefertility.com)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the controversy over IVF?

The controversy over IVF is multifaceted. There is an ethical controversy over the creation, selection, and destruction of embryos. With the increasing use and commercialisation of IVF, the costs are continuously rising. It also concerns the health risks to women and the exploitation of women (women from the lower economy sell their eggs or even their ovaries). Debates over parentage and genetic rights also exist.

At what age is IVF most successful?

IVF is the most successful for women below 35 years of age. While the IVF success rates are 40-50% or even higher per cycle in this age category, they decrease to 10-20% for women over 40 years. As a woman ages, the quality and quantity of her eggs decline significantly, resulting in lower success rates.

What age is too late for IVF?

There is no specific age, but over 40 years is considered late if the woman wants to use her own eggs, and is encouraged to consider donor eggs. Embryo transfer, even when using donor eggs, is discouraged for women over 50 years of age, as it can increase the risk of complications.

Can you pick gender with IVF?

Yes, by combining IVF with PGT – Preimplantation Genetic Testing, you can select embryos with xx chromosomes for a female baby and xy chromosomes for a male baby. This is legal only for certain medical reasons – genetic health conditions that are transmitted through a specific gender. Choosing the sex of the baby for non-medical reasons is illegal in India.

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