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by identity-haver
2608 days ago
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I was pretty stunned that "in the majority of IVF cases, a woman cannot have a baby using her own eggs". Apparently 89% of women are also not aware of this. Does anyone know more about this? Here [1] it shows that at age 35-37, 30% of nondonor IVF cycles result in live birth. How does this square with the above fact? Is it because they would only try IVF in the first place if they thought the nondonor eggs were viable? [1] https://www.advancedfertility.com/ivf-age.htm |
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