Regen Fertility Program Protocols
Solutions beyond modern medicine.
In recent years, stem-cell therapy has raised new hope in the field of reproductive disability management. Stem cells are self-renewing, self-replicating undifferentiated cells that are capable of producing specialized cells under appropriate conditions.
New Insights into infertility Problems
Our team consists of a gynaecologist, an ivf specialist, a urologist, a stem cell specialist, a dietician, and a psychologist.
Our research and clinical trials showed that identifying the cause and evaluating it in a multidisciplinary approach increases the success rate of medical treatments and interventions.
The time and the cost of the treatment vary depending on the underlying cause and the used treatment protocols.
Administering drugs to help your ovaries produce more mature eggs
Medical therapy is given to procure a high number of eggs from your ovaries instead of only one.
Adjusting the intensity of your therapy by monitoring your progress through the maturation and growth of eggs
Ultrasound scans and biochemical tests are used to evaluate the growth and maturation of eggs.
Egg collection
Retrieval of sufficiently matured eggs from the patient’s ovaries to fertilize them with the sperms in the lab environment.
ICSI (Microinjection) is the technique of choice to ensure that sperms reach the eggs and fertilize them. Every single egg is inoculated with a sperm so that sperm DNA reaches inside the egg unimpeded.
Fertilized eggs (now referred to as embryos) are grown inside appropriate sustenance media for 3 to 5 days.
Fully developed embryo(s) are transferred into mother’s womb via a painless procedure transferring the embryo(s)
1 or 2 fertilised eggs (embryos) are placed into your womb.
Once the embryo(s) has been transferred into your womb, you’ll need to wait 2 weeks before taking a pregnancy test to see if the treatment has worked.
The most compelling reason to take this journey with us is our patient centered approach.