It high lights the problems and risks of this technology in a very detailed and step by step manner. After reading this article even a lay person gets to understand the advantage and the problems facing the couple going through this treatment. There is another article too called WHAT FACTORS ARE IMPORTANT FOR SUCCESSFUL EMBRYO TRENSFER AFTER IN-VITRO FERTILIZATION is another article that gives a good in sight to this technology and its evolution. This article very good to but it is not the latest publication but a good reading material. The disadvantage of this technology is immense too. The person undergoing this treatment has to go through a whole bunch of regimen. First she needs to take medication to induce “superovulation,” in order to …show more content…
There religious and ethical objections to this kind of treatment. If the couple going through treatment passes away unless there provision made the embryo will then be discarded. Religious and ethical group view an embryo as having life. The question also arises about undocumented donors. Some may be coerced to donate their eggs by middle men who make money out of. These kinds of practice are rampant in the third world countries. The ethical group also challenges these issues. These kinds of treatment are practiced all over the world now. How safe are they are the question the medical group are