Decreased egg reserve, also known as diminished ovarian reserve, is a condition where the ovaries lose their normal reproductive potential and jeopardize fertility. This condition can be caused by illness or injury, but it mainly occurs as a result of advancing age. Decreased egg reserve is present in about 10-30% of patients who seek medical attention for infertility reasons.
FERTILITY DECREASES WITH ADVANCING AGE
As women age, their fertility potential declines through natural means. This is a universal phenomenon and can be observed even as early as around the age of 30. A small number of women may retain their normal fertility until their mid-40s.
FRAGILE X SYNDROME COULD BE THE CAUSE
One percent of the population experiences ovarian insufficiency (menopause) before the age of 40. This condition is known as early ovarian insufficiency or early menopause. Patients with decreased egg reserve should be screened for Fragile X Syndrome, which can lead to early ovarian insufficiency. Fragile X Syndrome is also one of the most common causes of inherited intellectual disabilities and autism.
I ANSWERED YOUR QUESTIONS
So, what are the symptoms of decreased egg reserve? Who does it affect? How is it diagnosed? What are the new treatment approaches used in the treatment of decreased egg reserve? How is PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy applied for decreased egg reserve? Can stem cell therapy be a solution for decreased egg reserve?
I discussed the answers to these questions and more on the Ebru Akel ile Kendine İyi Bak program aired on Show TV. You can watch the broadcast by clicking here or you can write to our WhatsApp line for your questions regarding the treatment.
