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Someone told me recently that they can remove embryos from a uterus if someone has too many. Is this true? Can it cause damage to the other embryos. Are they able to remove them and give them to someone else. I am asking because I have numerous friends that are having difficulty conceiving and if I can help them out, I will.
Thank you. That is what I thought. I was just asking people on the forum because I did not want to be judged that I wanted to have an abortion. So, I asked here instead of with my RE. My belief is that you will not be given more than you can handle. I am a little concerned with the amount of mature follicles I have, but was only looking for a way to help my friends. I will just get and keep what I get, if I get lucky.
Thanks.
Thanks.
yeah its possible and there is a higher risk for miscarriage when this is done. and no they cant give them to someone else its a harsh reality but its basically an abortion. and i think its called Selective Reduction? best of luck to your friends:)
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