Women who have
done Invitro-Fertilization (IVF), must have often wondered if they could still
get pregnant naturally.
According a
recent article, turns out, this is very possible.
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From the
article:
"It must be borne in mind that infertility
did not mean no chance to conceive but low or very low chance to
conceive," Troude said. Dr. Johannes Evers, a professor of obstetrics and
gynecology at Maastricht University Medical Center in the Netherlands, said
that couples' behavior can explain why people whose IVF didn't work out had a
higher rate of natural pregnancies afterward.
Successful couples already had their child(ren),
so they will have used contraception," Evers, who was not involved in the
study, wrote in an email to Reuters Health. Men and women who were younger had
a better chance of having a baby naturally, as did couples whose infertility
didn't have a clear cause.
For instance, among women younger than 35 with
unexplained infertility, 45 percent became pregnant after failing to have a
baby through IVF.”
