
When you're investing incredible amounts of time, money, and psychological capital into an IVF cycle, it's understandable that you would want to do everything in your power to make it a success. But you don't want to take up every hour of your day and every little space in your heart with another "must-do" that will make you feel guilty if you don't have time to check it off your list. From eating pineapple to setting up a meeting with a clown, rumors abound as to what you can do to boost your success in getting pregnant. We explored the Internet and then polled experts to get the facts on what might actually improve your chances, what could lower your success rate, and what is nothing more than a bunch of nonsense.
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The very first myth makes no sense. No doctor would ever start IVF before ALL the testing was done! Silly to advise women to have testing done that is always done before IVF is offered.
4/27/2011 06:09:50 PM Report AbuseFirst of all think that the fact that IVF cost from 8-10k per treatment and only has success rates "as high as 41%" is terrible. When my husband and I were diagnosed with "unexplained infertility" we didn't know what to do. We couldn't afford IVF and technically there was nothing wrong. After 3 years of trying, 4 weeks into acupuncture I was pregnant!I know of many others with success stories too.
4/27/2011 06:08:23 PM Report Abuse