Scientists have spotted an elevated risk of stroke in women who became pregnant after fertility treatments.
"People who receive the treatment receive it for a reason. Perhaps there are different biological characteristics," among women seeking treatment, Ananth added.
In the study, researchers analyzed the cases of 31 million patients who had a hospital delivery between 2010 and 2018 in 28 states. This included more than 287,000 women who had infertility treatments. They found that women who had undergone the treatments faced twice the risk of bleeding in the brain, known asAbout 37 women were hospitalized for stroke for every 100,000 women who had fertility treatment., assisted reproductive technology, use of a surrogate and fertility preservation procedures.
Some studies have linked the treatments to increased risks during a pregnancy, though they are generally considered safe, the, found these risks, another study of women in Scandinavian countries published earlier this month in the journalDevika Sachdev et al, Risk of Stroke Hospitalization After Infertility Treatment,
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