The most up-to-date information and articles on women's health, IVF treatment process, pregnancy follow-up, and gynecological issues.
The batching method is a strategy that increases the chance of transfer in patients who produce few eggs, by performing multiple IVF retrievals and accumulating embryos. I explain who it is suitable for, how it is applied, and its advantages.
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Many women with diminished ovarian reserve are told 'your chance is very low' or 'you cannot become a mother.' This statement is often incomplete and misleading. I explain what AMH tells you, what it does not, and a realistic framework for hope.
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Low AMH and diminished ovarian reserve do not mean 'you have no chance' in IVF. With the right protocol, embryo accumulation, and timing, pregnancy can be achieved in these patients too. I explain the evidence-based approach we use in diminished reserve.
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Endometriosis can reduce ovarian reserve; when combined with low AMH, the right strategy in IVF becomes critical. I explain the role of embryo accumulation, timing, and avoiding unnecessary surgery.
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In patients with endometriosis, the IVF protocol is personalized according to the stage of disease, ovarian reserve, and pain. I explain the place of options such as the long protocol, antagonist protocol, embryo freezing, and pre-transfer suppression.
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Deep endometriosis is the most advanced and complex form of the disease; it can involve the bowel, bladder, and connective tissues. In this article I explain how deep endometriosis affects fertility, the role of surgery, and the right strategy for a pregnancy goal.
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In women with a chocolate cyst (endometrioma), IVF success can be preserved with the right protocol and good planning. I explain how IVF without cyst surgery, appropriate stimulation protocols, and an embryo-freezing strategy affect success.
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After endometriosis or chocolate cyst surgery, the most fertile period for pregnancy is limited. I explain the natural trying window after surgery, the timing of moving to IVF, and the concept of the 'golden window', according to age and ovarian reserve.
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Many women diagnosed with a chocolate cyst (endometrioma) wonder whether they can conceive naturally. Depending on the cyst's size, whether it is one- or two-sided, and its effect on ovarian reserve, natural pregnancy is often possible. I explain when to wait and when assisted reproduction is needed.
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For women with endometriosis who want a pregnancy, the most critical decision is: surgery first, or direct IVF? I explain the correct sequence and the advantages of each approach based on age, ovarian reserve, pain, and cyst characteristics.
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Endometrioma surgery can relieve pain, but done incorrectly it may harm ovarian reserve. For women planning pregnancy: the answer to 'should I have surgery', reserve-preserving surgical techniques, and situations where IVF is favored over surgery.
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Endometriosis does not mean infertility for every patient, but it can affect fertility through several mechanisms. This article explains how endometriosis changes the chance of pregnancy, when medication, surgery or IVF is needed, and the current approach for women who wish to conceive.
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Most couples experiencing two or more pregnancy losses have identifiable underlying causes; with accurate diagnosis and personalised treatment, achieving a healthy pregnancy is often possible.
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From diagnosis to medical and surgical treatment of chronic pelvic pain due to endometriosis — current, multidisciplinary management strategies in light of the ESHRE 2022 guideline.
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The scientific facts behind regenerative "add-on" treatments such as PRP and exosomes, which have become popular in patients with low ovarian reserve or a thin endometrium. What do global authorities such as ESHRE and ASRM say about these methods in their current guidelines?
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Against menopausal symptoms such as hot flushes, sleep disturbance and bone loss, hormone replacement therapy (HRT) stands out as one of the most effective methods. Bioidentical hormones, on the other hand, offer alternatives with the same molecular structure as the hormones naturally produced in a woman's body.
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The in vitro fertilization (IVF) process consists of delicate stages such as ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, fertilization, and embryo transfer.
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The best time to get pregnant is the ovulation period. Learn how to determine the most fertile days by recognizing ovulation symptoms.
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Ovarian drilling is a surgical procedure performed to restart ovulation in women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Learn how it is applied and to whom it is recommended.
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Sperm quality may decline with advancing age in men. However, reproductive ability is not completely lost. Learn until what age it can be preserved and what to pay attention to.
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The use of blood thinners (heparin, aspirin) in IVF treatment is not necessary for every patient. Learn who should use them and for how long.
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The AMH test provides information about a woman's ovarian reserve. However, it does not determine the chance of pregnancy alone. Learn what AMH means and how to evaluate it.
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Advantages such as less pain and faster recovery offered by the closed surgery method (laparoscopy) commonly preferred in gynecology compared to open surgery.
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