By Celeste Krewson – Contemporary OB/GYN –
Stem cell treatment may be effective for fertility restoration in women with ovarian failure, according to a recent study published in Aging (Aging-US).1
This method was associated with a 70% oocyte activation rate and spontaneous pregnancy in 7% of participants. Additionally, 14% achieved pregnancy through in vitro fertilization (IVF). This highlighted stimulation of ovarian activity to increase the odds of conception through stem cell therapy.
“Our findings offer valuable information on the effectiveness and safety of the Stem Cell Regenera protocol in a diverse, real-world population, which is representative of the patients encountered in daily clinical practice,” wrote investigators.
