Natural conception following IVF is possible, albeit it is unusual. According to one research, around 20% of the 2,134 couples who used ART became pregnant on their own following treatment. Many couples seeking fertility treatment are subfertile, rather than infertile. That is, they can conceive but experience recurrent miscarriages or infertility issues that prevent them from carrying their pregnancy to term. So although they may appear to be infertile to some degree, they are not necessarily unable to have children. Women who undergo IVF and achieve pregnancy should not be discouraged from trying to carry their baby to full-term because many healthy babies are born through spontaneous abortion after early losses. In fact, several studies have shown that women who use ART to become pregnant often report more positive feelings about becoming a parent than those who don't use any form of fertility treatment. The main concern for women who want to give birth naturally after IVF treatments is whether their body will respond in a way that will allow them to do so safely. Some women's bodies are able to maintain strong pregnancies even after multiple cycles of IVF, while others will need to choose between these two options. Women who are considering natural childbirth should discuss their options with their doctor or midwife before making any decisions. They should also work with their healthcare provider to identify any concerns or problems before they happen.