Are women more likely to develop cancer after IVF? Genesis Dnipro
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Ukraine, Dnepr, st. 25 Sicheslavskaya Brigade (Rybinskaya St.), 119 ‑ 120

Are women more likely to develop cancer after IVF? Genesis Dnipro

Are women more likely to develop cancer after IVF? Genesis Dnipro
Concerns that IVF increases the risk of cancer are among the most common and, unfortunately, persistent myths. We understand how worrying this can be for couples dreaming of having a child. Our leading reproductive medicine specialist categorically dispels these misconceptions!


The reason is simple and scientifically proven:
the hormonal profile of women who become pregnant through IVF is absolutely identical to that of women who conceive naturally. Once the embryo has successfully implanted, the body begins producing exactly the same hormones needed for the healthy development of the fetus and maintenance of the pregnancy, regardless of the method of conception. Therefore, the risk of cancer does not increase.

Do not let unfounded fears overshadow your journey to parenthood. Watch our video, in which an expert not only dispels your concerns but also explains in detail the scientific basis for the safety of IVF. Learn the full truth from a specialist, get comprehensive answers, and understand that IVF does not increase the risk of cancer—it simply helps make your dream of a happy family come true.

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