Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Woman Has Twins After Overcoming IVF Failure Due to Polyps
A woman struggled to get pregnant through IVF due to growths called polyps in her uterus.
These polyps prevented the fertilized egg from implanting properly.
Doctors removed the polyps, and then she was able to have twins!
Polyps change the uterine shape, and can block the embryo, or prevent blood flow.
The surgery to remove the polyps before an IVF cycle increases the chance of success.
Polyps can come back, so women need to check regularly.
A 30-year-old woman conceived twins after successful polyp removal.
Previous IVF attempts failed due to a recurrent uterine polyp.
Dr. Mannan Gupta identified and removed the polyp via hysteroscopy.
Polyps can block embryo implantation and disrupt blood flow.
Removing polyps before IVF often improves pregnancy outcomes.
- Who
- A 30-year-old woman, Dr. Mannan Gupta (fertility specialist).
- What
- A 30-year-old woman gave birth to twins after successful IVF treatment, after previous failed attempts due to uterine polyps.
- When
- The timing of events is not specified but indicates it was after multiple failed IVF attempts.
- Where
- The location of the IVF treatment and polyp removal is not specified.
- Why
- Previous IVF attempts failed due to uterine polyps, which prevented embryo implantation and disrupted blood flow.
Standard medical practice
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Timing of Polyp Removal
Standard medical practice
Removing polyps surgically is the standard and recommended procedure before starting an IVF cycle.
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- Patient Age
- 30 years old
- Procedure
- Hysteroscopy and polyp removal
- Outcome
- Twins (boy and girl)
- Delivery Method
- Caesarean section
- Each baby's weight
- Approximately 2.5 kg
- Cause of IVF Failure
- Recurrent uterine polyp