Yuvika Chaudhary Opens Up About Her Painful 3-Year IVF Journey: 'Got Used To Pain & Injections, Was Very Difficult'
Yuvika Chaudhary, married to Prince Narula, welcomed their baby girl, Ekleen, on October 19, 2024. She opened up about her difficult three-year IVF journey, saying, "I got used to that pain." Despite hormonal struggles, she expressed gratitude to her family and Prince, adding, "There was a point when I started taking injections on my own—it became normal."

Yuvika Chaudhary, married to Prince Narula, welcomed their baby girl, Ekleen, on October 19, 2024, after six years of marriage. The actress recently opened up about her three-year-long IVF journey, revealing the challenges she faced with egg freezing while simultaneously managing her work commitments. Yuvika shared that she eventually got used to the pain and frequent injections during her IVF journey.
Speaking to ETimes, the Om Shanti Om actress said, "Phir aadat pad gayi kabhi aap stomach par le rahe ho kabhi thighs par. There was a point when I started taking injections on my own. It became so normal and an everyday thing for me. I got used to that pain. There was hormonal imbalance as well which is not everybody’s cup of tea to handle."
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Expressing gratitude to her family and husband Prince, Yuvika shared that during that phase, when hormones don’t cooperate, it feels as though you're no longer the same person.
She added, "I went through a lot in that phase and it was very difficult."
Yuvika further shared that despite all the struggles, there were happy hormones too. She expressed that the joyful feeling of finally stepping into parenthood with Prince Narula made the entire journey worthwhile.
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"When you have your family’s support things get easy. Thankfully within the first trial of IVF, I conceived. Initially, I was not aware of the process and felt egg freezing is called IVF. But when I continued with the egg freezing process for three years that’s when I realised it is just an egg freezing process. I feel blessed that everything went well," said Yuvika.
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