577. Septums and Ectopics: The IVF Surprises Nobody Warns You About
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577. Septums and Ectopics: The IVF Surprises Nobody Warns You About
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In this episode, Prof Chapman tackles two IVF questions that often catch patients off guard. He explains why a uterine septum may affect implantation, why small septums are best left alone, and why removing larger ones remains a contested “may help” option reserved for repeated failed transfers. He then turns to ectopic pregnancy, explaining why single embryo transfer has pushed the risk below 1%, lower than in the general community, and how a previous ectopic or damaged fallopian tubes can shape the approach to future transfers.
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