IVF: Are 3 Embryos Too Many to Transfer?

Courtesy WebMD Health  Wed, 01/11/2012 - 18:28

in vitro fertilization

Transferring more than two embryos during an IVF cycle is a dangerous practice that does not improve a woman’s chances of delivering a baby, a European study finds.


 

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