Myth 1: IVF Guarantees Pregnancy
Truth is: Success depends on age, health, and other factors; it’s not a guarantee.

Myth 2: IVF Is Just About Fertility
Truth is: It’s also used for genetic testing, egg donation, and more.

Myth 3: Multiple Embryos Increase Chances
Truth is: More embryos can improve chances but increase risks of multiples.

Myth 4: Age Doesn’t Affect IVF Success
Truth is: Younger women generally have higher success rates.

Myth 5: IVF Is Painful and Risky
Truth is: It may cause some discomfort, but advances make it safer and less invasive.

Myth 6: You Can’t Get Pregnant Naturally After IVF
Truth is: Many women conceive naturally afterward.

Myth 7: IVF Is Expensive and Not Worth It
Truth is: It can be costly, but many see it as a valuable investment.

Myth 8: IVF Will Damage Eggs or Uterus
Truth is: Proper procedures minimize risks; it’s generally safe.

Myth 9: Lifestyle Doesn’t Matter
Truth is: Smoking, alcohol, and weight can affect success.

Myth 10: IVF Is Only for Women
Truth is: Men’s fertility issues can also be treated with IVF.

Myth 11: IVF Always Works the First Time
Truth is: Multiple cycles may be needed; success varies.

Myth 12: IVF Is Only for the Rich
Truth is: Many clinics offer affordable options and support.

Myth 13: IVF Means Twins or Triplets
Truth is: Doctors often transfer one embryo to reduce multiples.

Myth 14: IVF Is Only for Women with Problems
Truth is: It supports men, same-sex couples, singles, and unexplained infertility.

Myth 15: IVF Babies Are Not “Natural”
Truth is: IVF babies are healthy and just like any others.

Myth 16: IVF Is Painful and Dangerous
Truth is: It involves some discomfort but is generally safe with expert care.

Myth 17: IVF can cure all fertility issues.
Truth is: IVF helps many, but it doesn’t solve every fertility problem.

Myth 18: You must freeze all embryos for future use.
Truth is: Not always necessary; some women choose fresh embryo transfers.

Myth 19: IVF can cause cancer or other serious health problems later.
Truth is: There’s no conclusive evidence linking IVF to cancer.

Myth 20: IVF success rates are the same everywhere.
Truth is: Success varies widely depending on clinics, expertise, and patient factors.

Myth  21: You need to be young to do IVF.
Truth is: While younger women tend to have higher success rates, IVF can be successful at older ages too.

Myth  22 : IVF always results in twins or multiples.

Truth is: Many clinics transfer only one embryo to reduce the chance of multiples; single embryo transfer is common.

Myth  23: Kids born through IVF are more likely to have disabilities.

Truth is: IVF babies are just as healthy as naturally conceived children; risks are similar when controlling for parental age and health.

Myth  24 : IVF can cause genetic disabilities or birth defects.

Truth is: The risk is not increased by IVF itself; it’s more related to parental age and health.

Myth  25 : IVF is only suitable for women under 35.

Truth is: While success rates are higher for younger women, IVF can be an option for women of various ages, with success rates varying.

Myth  26 : IVF can guarantee a healthy baby.

Truth is: No method guarantees a perfectly healthy baby, but IVF with genetic testing can reduce certain risks.

Myth  27 : IVF is only for those with severe infertility issues.

Truth is: It’s also used for fertility preservation, genetic reasons, or same-sex couples.

Myth  28 : IVF can cause long-term health problems for the child.

Truth is: There’s no evidence that IVF causes long-term health issues for children.

 Myth  29 :Having twins or triplets is inevitable with IVF.

Truth is: With current practices, most IVF pregnancies are singletons, especially when single embryo transfer is used.