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Ovarian Rejuvenation – Hope for Ovarian Health

These techniques are often used during IVF treatment to increase the chances of success or preserve fertility for the future. Let’s go through each one

Ovarian rejuvenation is a new and evolving treatment that aims to restore or improve the activity of the ovaries, especially in women who have:

Low ovarian reserve (low egg count)
Poor egg quality
Early menopause
Age-related infertility
Previous failed IVF cycles

This treatment offers hope for women who may have been told they cannot conceive with their own eggs.

What Is Ovarian Rejuvenation?\

Ovarian rejuvenation uses your own body’s natural healing power to help your ovaries become active again. There are a few methods being studied, and most involve using your own blood or cells to “wake up” the ovaries.

The most common method is:

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Ovarian Rejuvenation

A small amount of your own blood is drawn.
The platelet-rich part (which contains growth factors) is separated.
This PRP is then injected directly into your ovaries using a thin needle under ultrasound guidance.

These growth factors may help stimulate dormant follicles (immature eggs) and improve ovarian function.

Who Might Benefit?

Women over 35 with low egg count or poor egg quality
Women in perimenopause or early menopause
Women with poor response to IVF stimulation
Women who want to try to conceive using their own eggs, instead of donor eggs

What Are the Expected Results?

Since this is still a developing treatment, results can vary. Some women may see:

A return of menstrual cycles (if they had stopped)

Improved hormone levels (like AMH or FSH)

Getting better response to fertility medications

Development of more or better-quality eggs

However, it’s important to know

Pregnancy is not guaranteed
Not all women will respond to the treatment

Is It Safe?

Yes — because PRP uses your own blood, it’s generally considered safe and low-risk. The procedure is done under sedation or local anesthesia and is usually quick and minimally invasive.

Side effects are rare but may include

Mild pain or cramping
Temporary spotting

When Is It Done?

Often done 1–3 months before starting IVF or fertility treatment.
Sometimes repeated depending on how your ovaries respond.

A Message of Encouragement

Ovarian rejuvenation is not a miracle cure, but it is a promising option for women who want to try every possible path to parenthood using their own eggs.

It may be a way to reawaken fertility naturally, with gentle support from your own body.

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