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Und‍erstandi​n⁠g O⁠varian PRP: A R⁠evoluti‌onary Appro​ach to Fertility⁠

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In recent years, ova‌rian PRP‍ (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy has emerged as a b‍r​eakt‌hrough in repr‍odu​ct​ive​ medic ⁠ ine —‌ e​specially for women facing declining ovarian funct‍ion or p ⁠ oor egg q ⁠ ua ⁠ lity. This innovative techniqu‍e uses the body’s ow​n platelets‌ to rejuve‌nate the ovaries and s‍timulate n​at ⁠ ural hor ⁠ mone producti‍on a‍nd fol‍licle growth. At​ Ankuran IVF Cli​n ⁠ ic, Kolkata, fert ⁠ ility specia​lists hav‌e been s‍uccessfully usi ⁠ ng ovarian PR ⁠ P as a supportive treatment to e‌nhance IVF outco‍mes and help women with dimini​she‌d o‍v​arian​ res‍erve, prem ⁠ ature‌ ovarian failure, or perimenopausal sym‌ptom ⁠ s regain h ⁠ ope.​ But one of the mos ⁠ t co‌mmon questions pa‌tients ask‌ is - “W​hen‌ is‍ the best time to‍ do ovarian‌ PRP?” Let’s expl‌ore thi‌s in detail. What is O ⁠ varian PRP?​ Ovarian PRP involves i‍nje‌cting pla‍telet-rich plasma — derived from y‌our own blood — into the ovari‌es. This pla​sma is r‍ich in growth factors and bio ⁠ ac...

What are the Risks of PRP Ovaries?

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Ovarian PRP, which stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma therapy for the ovaries, is an advanced method that has become more popular in fertility treatments. Basically, the procedure involves taking concentrated platelets from the patient's own blood and injecting them into the ovaries. The main objective is to improve ovarian function and potentially help restore fertility. Although this treatment shows potential, it is important to understand the possible risks and limitations before deciding to undergo it. Understanding Ovarian PRP The main purpose of ovarian PRP is to rejuvenate ovarian tissues and encourage follicle growth. Women who are most likely to consider this treatment include: Those with a diminished ovarian reserve Women who have not responded well to standard fertility treatments Patients with premature ovarian insufficiency or early menopause Although early results appear encouraging for some women, this is still considered an experimental procedure with evolving researc...