Diagnostic Tests of Reproductive Medicine

Diagnostic Tests of Reproductive Medicine | WOMEN'S TESTS

"...Because the woman’s reproductive system is more complicated and more peculiar many more tests have been developed for her. The regular tests such as testing of hormones and all microbiology markers should be tested in case of infections.

However, the most important part offered by our international labs is the specific immune tests that account for more than 80% for reproductive issues.

Female diagnostic for ovary reserve and quality: inhibin B and AMH : INHIBIN B

Inhibin-B serum concentration provides a new measure of ovarian reserve. Ovarian reserve describes the ovary’s capacity to respond to gonadotropin stimulation by producing a sufficient number of good quality eggs capable of generating normal embryos. Granulosa cells of the ovarian follicle secrete Inhibin-B..."

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The Appropriate Dosage of Intralipid in the Regulation of the Levels and Activation of NK cells for Successful Pregnancy

The Appropriate Dosage of Intralipid in the Regulation of the Levels and Activation of NK cells for Successful Pregnancy | Dr. Spyridon Papageorgiou, Gynecologist, Obstetrician, Specialized in infertility | Dr. Ioannis Toliopoulos, PhD, Molecular Biologist, Physiologist, Immunologist in Reproductive Medicine

"Intralipid is a substance (i.v. fat emulsion) used in reproductive medicine for the regulation of the woman’s immune system. Initially it was used by American professors Dr. Coulam and Roussev, who discovered its use by investigating intralipid’s effect in BOTH the levels and activation of NK levels in reproduction.

According to the American professors’ clinicolaboratorial studies and the special training of the authors of this article, the RIGHT dosage of intralipid can be determined ONLY after the testing of individual specific diagnostic tests in a certified and expert immunological laboratory.

Moreover, the right administration of intralipid especially in women is performed only to i) decrease the number of NK cells in the endometrium, and ii) to decrease the activity of NK cells, which threaten the embryo’s life and development..."

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