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Ovarian Rejuvenation - PRP
What is Ovarian Rejuventation - PRP Therapy?
Ovarian Rejuvenation, also known as Platelet-Rich-Plasma (PRP) therapy, is the novel therapeutic approach for restoring the quality of the ovarian reserve.
What is Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections?
When used at the site of injury, the growth factors and other components in platelet rich plasma (PRP) have been clinically shown to potentially accelerate healing of injured or poorly healed tissue, thereby improving function and decreasing pain.
PRP for Infertility Treatments?
Centers in Europe and the Middle East have reported success in POF "Premature Ovarian Failure," DOR "Diminished Ovarian Reserve," Perimenopause, Embryo Implantation Issues - Endometrial Receptivity patients through injection of the patients’ own PRP into ovaries or Uterine Cavity and resulted in multiple pregnancies for patients that previously had no hope.
In some cases, urological treatment may improve sperm count. In others, where sperm count or quality remains weak, intrauterine insemination techniques, with or without ovarian stimulation, may be sufficient. In extreme cases, In Vitro Fertilization may be the best option.
PRP Procedure and Recovery
In Ovarian Rejuvenation PRP is directly injected into a patient’s ovaries with her own platelet-rich plasma (PRP), infusing the ovaries with proteins rich in growth factors and stem-cell chemo attractants.
The process begins with the patient getting administered IV sedation followed by injection of PRP into the ovary, essentially the same as in-vitro only difference is we get eggs from the ovaries in that procedure, therefore in-vitro.
Post the procedure you will go to recovery and may feel some cramping. You will be able to rest around one hour prior to being discharged to return home accompanied by a family member or friend.
There are minimal complications since this is similar to an egg retrieval, which has been common practice for years. The best outcome of PRP is a chance to become pregnant using your own eggs. There is no risk of blood-borne viral infections since you are only being injected with your own PRP with no synthetic materials involved at any time.
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