Most probably because such pregnancy is really sensitive.

In Vitro fertilization can have multiple pregnancies and having such may carry an increase risk of miscarriages.

Ectopic pregnancy may also be possible if injectable fertilization is being applied.

What is the percentage that miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy may occur in this case?

I'm not sure on the percentage but it is possible to happen. Transferring a fertilized egg would really take some risks.

4-11% OF PREGNANCIES WILL HAVE TUBAL PREGNANCY AFTER IN VITRO FERTILIZATION.

Is in vitro fertilization a solution only for mothers who are having a hard time in conceiving? What are the other instances when this procedure is being applied?

The common problem why in vitro is done is female infertility or the mother has a problem with the fallopian tube that made it difficult for the egg to be fertilized.

Oh i see, I wonder if it can be applied to inevitable miscarriage?

If a mother's uterus has a problem, is this procedure not applicable?

If a mother's uterus has a problem, is this procedure not applicable?

I think so because in this procedure the mother should have a uterus that is capable of handling a healthy pregnancy.

I am not comfortable with injectable fertility or in IVF because it is so techy that I can't absorb the truth that the baby is created in a manner not naturally done.

It is still a natural baby steph because it is still a product of an egg fertilized by a sperm it just that the process is being assisted by technology.

If this procedure will help in having a baby then I am willing to do it no matter what.

I see, thanks Emmie. I just thought that it will help, haven't realized the main problem for such remedy. hehe...

"In Vitro fertilization can have multiple pregnancies and having such may carry an increase risk of miscarriages."

So, this only increase the risk but not totally dangerous right?