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<span>If you are asking about her chances of successful pregnancy, it is good. No doctor will implant all 7 embryos at the same time but they will pick the best combination of 2 or 3 for immediate transfer, then freeze the rest for future cycles. There is a good chance that at least one out of those seven eggs will stick (whether it be in the first fresh cycle or in a subsequent cycle where frozen embryos are thawed and transferred), but a lot will depend on her fertility history (why does need IVF in the first place?). </span>
The difference in the severity of the disease, the quality of treatment, the person’s physical health and age. Everyone’s body reacts differently to diseases and treatment so there are many factors that could contribute to whether or not you survive a disease
The best way to handle or respond to this scenario is to note the side effects of epinephrine which is what the patient is experiencing right now such as the anxiety and the tachychardia. It is also best to monitor the patient to check and see if there is any improvement or there is a presence of another factors that will lead to complications to the patient's state.