Uterine transplantation and Pregnancy
November 5, 2015, one response, by: Women Health Center, Tags:
The possibility of uterine transplantation has been postulated for some time. In 2002 the first successful uterine transplant was achieved. It has taken more than 10 years since then for the first successful delivery after uterine transplantation.[1] Last month, Prof Brännström and colleagues reported the case of a successful delivery of a healthy male newborn [&hellip…
Ovulation reduced by NSAID’s
August 5, 2015, no responses, by: Women Health Center, Tags:
A recent study confirms what has previously been suggested in that Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) inhibit ovulation and thereby have an effect on fertility. We should therefore be discussing this with patients who present with infertility as use of NSAID’s is becoming increasingly common and we as practitioners may not even realise that our patients are [&hellip…
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