My partner and I have been on the waiting list for IVF treatment, however, they wanted us to both be non-smokers by the time the treatment starts, we have reached the top of the waiting list sooner than we thought we would! I have stopped smoking (for about 2 months now) but my partner is finding it more difficult but he has stopped now, so by time we go to the clinic on Sept 2nd, he would have been abstinent from smoking for about 2 weeks, but I think the clinic would ideally like you to have stopped for at least a couple of months. My question is - would they know that he had stopped smoking just a couple of weeks before? How would they test it? I think they may just test carbon monoxide levels etc (which are down to zero after a few days I believe), has anybody had this type of experience?
Serious answers only please, I don't wish to have a lecture on the effects of smoking etc because I already know, Thanks x
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