First ‘Viagra baby’ turns 10 years old
Doctor Geoffrey Sher, from The Sher Institute, was the pioneer to use Viagra to help a woman conceive. Rene Danford had been trying to conceive for several years and had been through several unsuccessful IVF treatments at a fertility clinic that advised her that she would never be able to carry her own baby because her uterine lining was too thin to support implantation of an embryo.
Doctor Sher gave her Viagra suppositories to increase the blood flow in her uterus which would then thicken her lining. In conjunction with IVF, she was able to conceive this way and went on to have a successful pregnancy. She also had a second child 2 years later using this same method.
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Hey that’s a great idea! I had no idea Viagra could do that. I’m going to have to suggest it to anyone I know who’s having lining trouble. Sooooo cool!
i never heard of it being used this way either. Pretty cool.
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Anyway, HAPPY BIRTHDAY on Monday!
Happy happy birthday tomorrow!
Happy happy birthday tomorrow!
Wow. I had no idea viagra could do this, always assumed it was for men only! Nor did I know it had been in use for over 10 years. How interesting.
This is really good news.
so hz the baby now..
i am waiting for new post to hear about this..
is the baby have the same feature like the normal baby..
is baby behave as the normal baby behaves.
Great idea, I wonder how he cam up with the idea of using Viagra. I understand how it works in men by increasing the blood flow but why does it thicken the uterine.
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