Withdrawing from Fertility Treatment

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While there are couples who spend time and dollars on all possible treatment options such as in vitro fertilization (IVF), others decide not to opt for such extreme measures to have a baby. When your wife should stop trying to conceive is a decision you and she need to make—but you may feel more in control of your life if you start thinking about it now. Getting your wife to ask herself the following questions may help you decide.

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Deciding when to end fertility treatment