Invitro fertilization is a method of assisted reproduction that involves the stimulation and retrieval of ova from a woman, followed by artificial fertilization and reintroduction into the woman's body. This article discusses the significance of IVF in treating infertility and the risks associated with the procedure. It also highlights the role of the Genetics and IVF Institute in providing quality care to patients. While IVF has helped many overcome sterility, it carries risks such as multiple pregnancies and ectopic pregnancies. The article emphasizes the need to address these risks to ensure the safety of both the mother and baby.