According to research, it is believed that the increased risk of death for mothers opting IVF may occur from the body that is rejecting donation of eggs. This may also occur because of the underlying health problems that may come to the fore during the artificial conception i.e via IVF treatment.IVF pregnancies may raise death risk for mothers as it increases vigilance so that the exact nature of the risk can be calculated easily. According to the statement of a professor at Radboud University in the Netherlands, “Women should be counseled and should be made aware of the risks she is taking and the deaths should be properly reported. ” The professor also stated that the deaths of women opting for IVF treatment between the years 1984 and 2008. It was found that 17 women died in pregnancy who had opted for IVF treatment. The death rate of death women is 12.1 in every 100,000 or women who have conceived normally. The rising age of mothers can be the increasing rate of complications. Last year nearly 27000 of women over the age of 40 gave birth there has been a rise of 50 percent died in a decade. There are about 13000 of IVF births in a year.
Reasons which can raise death risk for mothers in IVF treatment:
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