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Octuplets doctor has another patient expecting quadruplets

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Octuplets doctor has another patient expecting quadruplets - Los Angeles Times

The patient, who is in her late 40s, wanted one baby. Dr. Michael Kamrava transferred at least seven embryos to her. She is now hospitalized without insurance.

A few months after Dr. Michael Kamrava helped Nadya Suleman become pregnant with octuplets, he transferred at least seven embryos to another patient.

She was in her late 40s and wanted just one baby.

Now she's five months pregnant with quadruplets and hospitalized at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center, according to several sources familiar with the situation.

In fertility medicine, any pregnancy greater than twins is considered a poor outcome because of the danger it poses to the mother and the babies. Quadruplet births are rare, with an average of 14 sets born in California each year, according to state records.

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The woman in the latest case arrived recently at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles for unspecified treatment but was transferred last week to County-USC Medical Center because she lacks insurance. Doctors placed her on bed rest until the birth of the babies, which could be two or three months from now.

The woman has three grown children from a previous marriage but wanted another child with her second husband, who is in his early 30s and doesn't have any children, sources said. She works as an apartment manager; her husband is a contractor.

She started fertility treatments seeking one baby, but after becoming pregnant with quadruplets, declined medical advice to reduce the number of fetuses, the sources said.

Kamrava could not be reached for comment and has declined previous interview requests. A woman who answered the phone at his West Coast IVF Clinic said: "If [a] mother wants to bring four kids, so what?"

What. The. ****.

How are all these people without insurance affording the tens of thousands for IVF?

Cali is retarded.
 
At least this woman is married and both her and her husband have jobs when they went to get in vetro fertilization . I hope those contractor and apartment manager job pays alot and their families help them take care of those children.
 
At least this woman is married and both her and her husband have jobs when they went to get in vetro fertilization . I hope those contractor and apartment manager job pays alot and their families help them take care of those children.

If they have money, they should be paying for their insurance.
 
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