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How does IVF work?

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How does IVF work?

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More than one embryo is put into the fallopian tubes/uterus. the idea is that one of them will manage to implant and others are backup. but sometimes several embryos may take place. given option to terminate some of the embryos to give the remaining ones a better chance of survival.

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