This decline
in ovarian reserve is one of the most important issues of age and infertility.
Not exact matches
Your
ovarian reserve tells us about the quantity (but not quality) of your remaining eggs, as well as where your ovaries are
in the aging process.
Ovarian reserve refers to the quantity of eggs remaining
in a woman's ovaries.
The most important measure of fertility as women age is
ovarian reserve, or the egg supply
in the ovaries.
It's important to understand that
ovarian reserve testing is just a part of the picture,
in combination with the patient's age and response to previous treatment.
Ovarian reserve refers to the number of eggs
in a woman's ovaries.
In the accompanying video, Dr. Gary Fishman, a reproductive endocrinologist at Women & Infants» Fertility Center, discusses
ovarian reserve, more commonly known as «The Biologic Clock.»
Although there is little research to support their use, tests for anti-Müllerian hormone are routinely offered
in many fertility clinics on the assumption that women with a lower
ovarian reserve would be less likely to respond to treatment.
Combining an egg's genetic leftovers with donor cells may be a way to double the number of eggs available for IVF
in women whose
ovarian reserve is running low
«This study suggests that testing for biomarkers of
ovarian reserve does not predict the chances for conception
in older women still of reproductive age.»
Frequent shots of the MIS protein are too expensive for broad use, but they could help protect the
reserve of
ovarian follicles
in young cancer patients.
Increased gonadotrophin stimulation does not improve IVF outcomes
in patients with predicted poor
ovarian reserve.
Doctors commonly try to measure
ovarian reserve, the amount of viable eggs still
in the ovary, when trying to determine fertility.
Your FSH levels are extremely important
in regulating your
ovarian reserve.
How many viable follicles a woman has
in her ovaries at any given time is referred to as her, «
ovarian reserve» (OR).
These treatments might
in the future be extremely helpful for women who are suffering from premature
ovarian failure or poor
ovarian reserve.
AMH is also used as an indicator of
ovarian reserve in older women.
This type of cramping has to do more with the pain that arises from a follicle rupturing or «popping»
in an attempt to release an egg (which may happen or may not, such as with PCOS where follicles are faulty and don't always produce a healthy egg or
in peri-menopause when
ovarian egg
reserve is dwindling).