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What we have learned about egg quality, and what the evidence says.
The first 72 hours after fertilisation
Fertilisation is only the beginning. For the first three days the embryo lives on what the egg stored for it, and that is where many stop. What exactly happens in those hours.
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Inflammation and egg quality
Chronic low-grade inflammation does not hurt, does not show up in routine testing, and can still be affecting the quality of your eggs. What it is, where it acts, and why it is rarely measured.
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The alternative to egg donation
When a specialist proposes egg donation, the conclusion is usually that the egg is no longer usable. Often the problem is not genetic but energetic, and that can be treated.
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Endogen® and IVF MORE®: the pairing of egg restoration and uterine receptivity
A pregnancy needs an egg with enough energy and a uterus ready to receive it. How the two techniques combine, and who that combination is for.
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Own eggs or donor eggs: how that decision gets made
When egg donation comes up, the real question is not which option is better, but in what order to ask the questions. What each path offers and where its limits are.
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Ovarian reserve and egg quality are not the same thing
AMH and antral follicle count tell you how many eggs are left. Neither tells you what state they are in, and that is the difference that usually explains a failed cycle.
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What happens to an egg with age
It is not that fewer eggs are left, it is that the ones left have less energy. What changes inside the cell over the years, and why that decides whether an embryo is viable.
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