Assisted reproductive technology

Infertility is a disease like any other and society needs to understand that, in the same way that all diseases are treated, infertility must be sought in the same way. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index Egg Receptor 1. Frustration for the desired motherhood 2. Accept the oocyte donation 3. Synchronization of donor and recipient of ovules In recent years, infertility has ranked fourth in health worldwide, behind problems of vision, hearing and stress. So it is not a topic to be treated lightly, it is necessary to invest in education and treatments to combat reproductive problems. Donated ovules On the other hand, infertility can not be compared to another disease such as cancer or an organ transplant, since it is solved or not, the patient does not put his life at risk. In our case, it is at stake to bring another new life to this world. Frustration for the desired motherhood Even so, the couple that suffers from infe...

Virtually all in vitro fertilization (IVF) processes include an ovarian stimulation treatment. The objective of this is to promote the maturation of more than one ovule, which is what occurs naturally, in order to obtain a greater number of ovules and increase the probability of pregnancy. Before this treatment many women ask themselves the following question: How many ovules should be obtained in order to achieve pregnancy in an IVF process? Although there is no single answer, in this article we clarify this issue. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index How many ovules do you need to get for IVF? 1. Response to ovarian stimulation 2. Estimation of the number of oocytes 2.1. The size of the follicles 2.2. The concentration of estradiol in the blood 3. Quantity or quality of the ovules? 4. Questions from users 4.1. Is the quality or quantity of eggs more important in an IVF cycle? 4.2. How many follicles are needed for...

There are several tests to detect the number of eggs a woman has at the time she wants to become pregnant. However, the detection of hormones related to fertility is a non-invasive test that is performed with a simple blood draw, and provides reliable information on the reproductive status of women. Below you have an index with all the points that we will discuss in this article. Index Measurement of the number of ovules in women through blood tests 1. How does the ovarian reserve evolve? 1.1. Number of ovules at birth 1.2. Follicular recruitment 2. The ovarian reserve decreases with age 3. Hormones that are detected in blood 3.1. Antimüllerian hormone 3.2. FSH 3.3. Inhibin B 3.4. Estradiol 4. Questions from users 4.1. Can the ovarian reserve be measured with a home method? 4.2. What are the causes of decreased ovarian reserve? 4.3. How many eggs does a woman produce in adulthood? 4.4. Is it possible to achieve pregnancy with a reduced ovarian reserve? ...