A woman is suing a fertility clinic in Georgia over an IVF mix-up she says caused her physical and emotional damage.

A woman is suing a fertility clinic after the wrong embryo was implanted in her, resulting in a shocking discovery once the infant was born, a lawsuit says.

Krystena Murray says the error left her “emotionally broken” after she raised a boy for months before giving him up to his biological parents.

A Georgia woman is suing the fertility clinic she used to conceive a child after the wrong embryo was implanted in her. Five months after the birth, she had to give custody of the baby back to the biological parents.

Regardless, Murray resolved to raise the child. But after reporting the mix-up to the fertility clinic, she says, its staff tracked down and notified the baby’s biological parents. They demanded custody, Murray said, and she gave up the 5-month-old boy to avoid a legal fight she couldn’t win.

A US woman has sued a fertility clinic after she gave birth to a child that was not hers – after the wrong embryo was implanted in her. The mix-up led to her becoming an unknowing surrogate, which resulted her in handing over the baby to its biological parents.