Iui and ivf

2023-11-23 03:25:33
I had gone through 3 iui cycle followed by 2 failed ivf .now I am planning for 3 Rd cycle.can it cause ovarian cancer.should i not fo this.
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Answered2023-11-23 05:27:55

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Can cause cancer or may not.OI definitely has some risk related to ovarian cancer.
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need to think if risk outweighs benefits
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see a IVF specialist for taking a informed decision

Answered2023-11-23 03:37:31

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Connect plz..its not related to cancer

Answered2023-11-23 05:59:13

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no relation to cancer

Answered2023-11-23 05:32:14

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long-term fertility drug users, women who remain nulligravid after fertility treatment, women with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations, and women with borderline ovarian tumours are definitely at risk, but it’s not with every patient You should talk to your doctor regarding this as she is the person who knows about your history and treatment best

Answered2023-11-23 03:55:21

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No it will not

Answered2023-11-23 03:50:38

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Lot of things can cause cancer but we still do it in our day to day life. Using OI is a factor for increasing the chances of cancer. But its not definitive. Its you who have to decide if you are ready to take that chance?

Answered2023-11-23 03:29:47

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