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Becoming a mother is the greatest blessing in the world. But there are some women who have to face many sorrows to attain this happiness. Have to face pain. Actress and model Anushka Ranjan is going to become a mother through IVF at the age of 35. The actress has recently expressed her pain.
New Delhi. Well-known actress-model Anushka Ranjan is going to become a mother soon. The actress married Aditya Seal in the year 2021. Now after five years of marriage, both are going to welcome their first child.
Now after the announcement of pregnancy, Anushka has spoken openly about pregnancy for the first time in her vlog. She has told that she had to take 150 injections in the entire process. Becoming a mother through IVF at the age of 35 was not easy for her either.
The actress has recently talked about her pain. She said that her condition was such that she could not even walk. The actress revealed that she was having trouble conceiving. Then on the advice of his sister he went to the doctor.
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Ankasha told that all her checkups were done. All reports were normal. The quality of his eggs was fine. Aditya’s sperm quality was also fine. But was not able to conceive. But everything was normal.
I was completely ready for my first child. Because I was very excited. Because if I had weighed normally then I don’t know how much time it would have taken. The doctor told us that we have to plan a child through IVF.
The doctor also said that there is nothing wrong with either of you. But a child can also be had through IVF. But I was scared because there is a taboo in our country regarding IVF. I used to see in the hospital that people used to come with their faces hidden.
I could not understand why people were doing this that we are women, we should support each other, there is nothing wrong in IVF. But to be honest, IVF is also very difficult. I took at least 150 injections.
Whenever Aditya used to give me those injections, I used to scream in pain. My condition was such that I could not even walk. But at that time my family supported me a lot and stood by me. Then I thought I would talk about it, but isn’t it very wrong to judge a woman for IVF?