Twin parenthood, but not ART, has a negative impact on the mental health of mothers and fathers during the transition to parenthood. ART parents' mental health was not affected by parity or children's health-related factors.
A single HCG reading on day 12 after embryo transfer helps to plan the subsequent follow-up. Male factor infertility and ICSI are associated with relatively low HCG values in viable pregnancies.
Our results indicate that subject- and infertility-related mechanisms other than the number of transferred embryos influence the neonatal outcome of singleton IVF pregnancies.
Successful ART did not predict mental health problems during the transition to parenthood. Moreover, ART couples' mental health was remarkably resistant to social and child-related stress during the transition to parenthood.
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