7 Things to Consider about Fertility Treatment Abroad
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7 Things to Consider about Fertility Treatment Abroad
39-year-old Elizabeth was in advanced talks with a fertility clinic in Cyprus where she was planning to fly in April for her first IVF cycle. Her dream to start a family came to a daunting halt with the huge unknown COVID-19 pandemic. With lockdown and restriction imposed on travel, Elizabeth knew that this is going to be a heartbreaking and lonely wait. Like Elizabeth, many couples are now uncertain about when they can travel for fertility treatment. Even when the travel restrictions are lifted, what they should consider in terms of safety and health, is another concern they are worried about.
According to the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology, patients who are planning or considering fertility treatment should avoid becoming pregnant, even if they don’t meet the coronavirus infection diagnostic criteria. Patients whose treatment was already started were advised to delay. However, the European Centre of Disease Control advised in March that coronavirus infection has a negative impact on the fetus during pregnancy.
There is yet no evidence that COVID-19 can be transmitted during pregnancy from mother to baby. However, this is not enough for the fertility treatment patients to get rid of their distress and confusion. It is very important to know crucial things regarding COVID-19 and fertility treatment abroad. Here, we have listed some of the most important things that you must learn about fertility treatment amid the pandemic of Novel Coronavirus.
Please read the full article: https://www.placidway.com/article/4186/7-Things-to-Consider-about-Fertility-Treatment-Abroad-amid-COVID-19-Pandemic
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Considerations for Fertility Treatment Abroad - 7 Key Points
Keywords: Fertility, IVF, Fertility Treatments, Fertilization, Motherhood, Mother, Baby, New Born