Progesterone (P4) is essential for endometrium support, and on that account for successful embryo implantation and maintaining a healthy pregnancy.

During the In Vitro cycle, therapy that affects progesterone levels is usually used to prevent premature ovulation.

There is an ongoing debate regarding progesterone levels before embryo transfer. (more…)

There are around 23 000 foods in the world known to the world, and it is still a research process to distinguish them as the best and most nutritious, i.e. which of them are the richest with vitamins, minerals, proteins, essential fatty acids, fibers and various phytonutrients that act as strong antioxidants.

What are the criteria? (more…)

The body of women changes in many ways during pregnancy, in order to maintain the load until the baby’s full maturity for the outside world. The major changes occurred due to the high concentrations of certain hormones in the blood that maintain pregnancy, as well as due to physical changes in the body due to the growth of the uterine cavity in abdominal weakness. In this way comes the pressure of the organs in the abdominal cavity, as well as in the chest, and the pressure of the spine with the nerve endings, the pelvis and the large blood vessels. (more…)

Whenever we mention inflammation, it is thought of pain, but in a world belonging to microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, parasites and viruses), the reaction of inflammation is the only way to survive. With this inflammation reaction, our body kills the organisms before they kill us. It also helps in the removal of damaged tissue, when we get hurt, thereby locating the damage and not allowing the invasion of microorganisms through damaged tissue. While the inflammatory reaction removes the damaged tissue, the same strong anti inflammatory reaction of the organism stops the inflammatory attack and restores the damaged tissue with a new cellular rejuvenation. (more…)

It is very difficult to treat, if we have no way to diagnose it or measure it. Until a few years ago it was really an abstract part of medicine, but nowadays the term “soft inflammation, metabolic syndrome or toxic fatty syndrome” is widely accepted, and ways are found to be registered.

The best way to diagnose is certainly with blood tests, not with general inspection, because an athlete can have this pathological condition of the organism in a more pronounced form than an easily filled person. (more…)

It is a minimal invasive procedure that can be performed under local or general anesthesia. The procedure is acceptable for patients because it is short and together with the recovery, ends on the same day.

The field of indication of this method is very wide, covering almost all age groups of the woman after it begins to be sexually active. Indications can be the most common bleeds that are unusual or ultrasound observed changes in the cavity of the uterus and even infertility, which can be treated with this procedure with or without laparoscopy. Further it is used for contraception, for sterilization as well as for removing laid spirals or parts of them that are stale. Since the procedure is vaginal and performed locally, it is feasible to late age, or as long as there are indications. (more…)

Every seventh pair in the world has a problem with conception, ie it faces infertility. Half of these couples cause male infertility.

What is essentially the cause of male infertility?

Female infertility has been studied for years and therefore, medicine can more reliably diagnose the cause of female infertility, while the cause of male infertility in most of the cases remains unknown. (more…)

Sterility or more precisely infertility is essentially an inability to conceive or bring the fetus to a term when it can be independent for outside world.

When talking about treating infertility, then we think of both partners, i.e. we treat the couple who wants to have a child. There are many well-known medical conditions that lead to inability to conceive which can be treated. These medical conditions are divided into equal percentages in the female and male partner, 40% of the causes of sterility are female, 40% are of the male partner, while about 20% are of common or unknown origin. With the help of medical techniques, some of them are successfully treated and lead to an increased rate of conception in a couple who struggle with infertility. Also, with the rapid development of In vitro technologies, those couples who have not proven the cause of sterility can be successfully treated. (more…)

One of the common causes of infertility is endometriosis. It is a complex chronic condition that occurs in as much as 10 to 15% of women in the reproductive age, usually 25-40 years old and literally represent endometrial cells (the inner layer of the uterus that is spewed with each menstruation) in the pelvic and abdominal cavity.

One of the most accepted theories about the cause of this complicated and pathological condition is the leakage of the menstrual blood in the reverse direction, from the uterus through the tubes to the ovaries, the small pelvis and the organs of the small pelvis; colon, bladder, and so on. (more…)

When it comes to pregnancy, almost all attention is focused on women. Intensive focus is on nutrition and how it can increase the chances of conception. But healthy eating is important for both partners, hence it is undisputed that the future fathers play a crucial role in the creation of new life, and it requires healthy sperm. Consuming vitamins is an essential part of achieving this goal.

Vitamin C 
Vitamin C alone is unlikely to improve sperm quality or reduce problems with fertility, but is one of the healthiest types of dietary supplement to be consumed. It found that patients who consumed 1,000 milligrams of vitamin C per day lead to increase sperm count and their motility. Increased sperm count means that there will be more potential sperm to fertilize an egg, while greater mobility means that sperm is healthy and strong enough to make the journey to the egg. Citrus fruits, berries, kiwi, Brussels sprouts, broccoli and red peppers are foods rich in vitamin C.

Vitamin D
Vitamin D alone will not improve the quality of sperm, but it is a very important part of the diet. Low levels of vitamin D may have a negative impact on the overall health of sperm, and sperm count and their motility. High levels of vitamin D can also have a negative effect on sperm so consultation with doctor soodveteniot amount of vitamin D for you is necessary. Drinking milk or eating fortified foods, such as yogurt and breakfast cereal will help to increase the intake of vitamin D.
Vitamin E
One factor contributing to infertility is sperm quality. Because vitamin E plays a critical role in protecting cells from damage, its consumption is necessary. Koris