Maha is backing this ‘natural’ infertility treatment. Is it the right’s path to limiting IVF?

The article discusses the growing trend of "restorative reproductive medicine" being promoted by conservatives as an alternative to in-vitro fertilization (IVF). Erica L. and her husband, after two years of trying to conceive, were diagnosed with "unexplained infertility" and were considering IVF as a last resort, but were deterred by the cost and unpredictability of the procedure. The article suggests that conservatives are pushing for "restorative reproductive medicine," which focuses on addressing the underlying causes of infertility through natural methods, rather than relying on IVF. Doctors are reportedly worried that this shift could limit access to IVF, which has been a crucial option for many couples struggling with infertility. The article highlights the dilemma faced by couples like Erica and her husband, who must weigh the pros and cons of different treatment options in their quest to have a child.