Ovarian Rejuvenation

At Kiran Infertility Centre, we offer a number of innovative approaches such as Ovarian PRP Rejuvenation, a type of therapy where cells from your own body are utilized to restore ovarian function.

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What is PRP THERAPY?

Ovarian PRP therapy is a revolutionary reproductive procedure that utilizes Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) for the enhancement of ovarian capability, and egg quality and increasing the chances of getting pregnant naturally or through Assisted Reproduction. Looking for low AMH treatment consider this.

PRP is derived from processed blood that is rich in platelets and is replete with important cytokines and cell growth factors. Once injected into the ovaries or into the uterine cavity, PRP improves the condition of the affected area, helps in new follicle formation, and enhances the quality of the reproductive organs.

KEY BENEFITS OF OVARIAN PRP THERAPY

Ovarian PRP therapy offers several key benefits for women struggling with getting pregnant

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  • Increases Ovarian Reserve and Hormone Levels: Enhances levels of key fertility hormones like AMH, decrease in FSH and thereby increasing the number of Antral/resting follicles.
  • Improves Egg Quality: Helps improve the quality of eggs, leading to better outcomes in IVF cycles and natural conception.
  • Improves endometrial Lining Thickness and implantation: A thicker uterine lining increases the chances of embryo implantation, making it ideal for women who have chronically thin endometrium.

WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM OVARIAN PRP THERAPY?

  • Low Ovarian Reserve: Women with low AMH levels  can expect an improvement in follicle growth
  • Age-Related Fertility Decline: Women over the age of 35, who may experience age-related declines in egg quality and numbers stand to benefit
  • Failed  ART Treatments: For women who have experienced poor egg/embryo quality or recurrent implantation failure or early pregnancy loss, PRP can help

THE OVARIAN PRP PROCEDURE: A STEP-BY-STEP OVERVIEW

  • Blood Collection: A small sample(20-30 ml) of blood is drawn from your arm, just like any standard blood test.
  • PRP Preparation: The blood is processed in a centrifuge, separating the platelets from the red and white blood cells to create a concentrated PRP solution.
  • PRP Injection/Infusion: The enriched PRP is then injected directly into the ovaries (Ovarian Injection) or the uterus (Uterine Infusion), depending on your specific needs under ultrasound or laparoscopic guidance.