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Rising obesity rates mean more patients are facing BMI-based restrictions in fertility treatment, leading to stigma and access barriers. At the University of Washington, new evidence shows that IVF patients with high BMIs can achieve comparable success rates when given tailored treatment.

The challenges are hugely anaesthetic as well as obstetric. While IVF may still be possible, we will struggle to give safe antenatal care and delivery. The complication rate during obstetric care significantly increases, as does the risk of anaesthesia. 💪👶 #FertilityCare #IVF #BodyPositive #EquitableAccess #FamilyBuilding
ohnson, A.P., Vu, T.-G.T., Simon, J., Ryan, G.L. (2025). Special considerations in assisted reproductive technology for patients with obesity. Fertility and Sterility, 124(2), 212-218. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fertnstert....