Experiencing infertility can be both an emotional and physical challenge, affecting countless women around the world. For many, this struggle becomes even more profound during the transition to menopause, when hormonal changes and the natural decline of ovarian function add another layer of complexity. Traditional treatments such as hormone therapy, surgery, and in-vitro fertilization
Exosome therapy for female infertility is a new field of study that aims to address the several underlying reasons of infertility by using exosomes' capacity for regeneration and consists of a promising path in reproductive health. Menopause and the years leading up to it can be a profound transition in a woman’s life. Beyond
Exosomes used in ovarian rejuvenation is a new field in regenerative medicine. For many women, the transition into menopause brings not only physical changes but also emotional questions about identity, vitality, and the possibility of motherhood. In the midst of these deeply personal challenges, an exciting development in reproductive medicine is offering renewed hope:
Stem cell therapy is attracting attention in the field of regenerative medicine and is advancing rapidly. Many recent studies have applied stem cell therapy to treat reproductive system diseases; however, data are not yet available as to whether this therapy shows enhanced therapeutic effects. This article reviews recent preclinical studies on stem cell therapy
The creation of a scab on a cut or wound is one of the various ways the human body repairs itself. The hypothesis that this process is isolable, replicable, and applicable to particular regions or injuries forms the foundation for comprehending the regenerative mechanisms of innovative medical technologies. Using PRP and stem cell injections
The field of regenerative medicine is a recently developed area of medicine that deals with the functional repair of damaged or diseased tissues or organs. Currently, stem cell (SC) and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) based therapies are the two competing technologies that can restore and repair damaged tissues. PRP, or platelet-related growth factors and plasma-derived
The term anti-aging or reverse aging can be found in many places. Advertisements, life and fertility magazines and in numerous other points. At the end, what does the meaning of anti-aging term? Here, we will take a thorough insight at the definition of anti-aging. We will also discuss how reverse aging treatments such as
Ovarian aging refers to the process by which ovarian function declines until eventual failure. An interesting review regarding ovarian aging has recently published by Yan, F. et al. Summary The study claims that the pathogenesis of ovarian aging is complex and diverse. Oxidative Stress is considered to be a key factor. This review focuses
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