Fertility Treatment Protocols
Biologic therapies for fertility aim to restore reproductive health by improving the microenvironment of reproductive organs, modulating inflammation, and promoting tissue repair in both males and females.
Common Conditions Treated
- Ovarian Dysfunction: Poor egg quality or decreased ovarian reserve.
- Endometriosis: Inflammation and scarring affecting the uterus and ovaries.
- Male Factor Infertility: Low sperm count or motility issues.
- Uterine Scarring (Asherman’s Syndrome): Scar tissue in the uterus impairing implantation.
Treatment Modalities
- Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) Therapy: High-quality MSCs improve ovarian and testicular function and reduce scarring in the reproductive tract.
- Exosome Therapy: Delivers regenerative factors to modulate inflammation and repair tissue.
- Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP): Used in the ovaries and uterus to enhance function and improve endometrial receptivity.
Procedure Overview
Patient Selection:
- Ideal Candidates: Couples experiencing unexplained infertility or age-related fertility decline.
- Contraindications: Active pelvic infections or untreated chronic illnesses.
Preparation:
- Baseline Assessments: Hormonal panels and imaging of reproductive organs.
- Informed Consent: Educate about the benefits, risks, and success rates.
Administration:
- Ovarian Injection: Biologics injected directly into the ovarian tissue.
- Intrauterine Infusion: Biologics delivered into the uterine cavity to improve implantation potential.
Post-Treatment Care:
- Encourage a healthy lifestyle, including stress management and balanced nutrition.
- Monitor ovulation and response through follow-ups.
Supporting Studies
- MSC Therapy in Fertility Restoration: Highlights the role of stem cells in ovarian rejuvenation. Read study
- Exosomes for Male Infertility: Explores their use in improving sperm quality and motility. Read study