Nutrients and infertility: an alternative perspective.

E Papaleo, M T Potenza, C Brigante, E De Michele, M Pellegrino et al.

Review European review for medical and pharmacological sciences 2011 9 件の引用

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研究タイプ: In Vitro
対象集団: None

介入: Nutrients and infertility: an alternative perspective. None
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主要アウトカム: fertility
効果の方向: Positive
バイアスリスク: Unclear

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Different gonadotrophin preparations or different protocols of ovulation induction are powerless to determine a significantly increase in oocyte quality in the majority of aged patients or in patients with repeated failed in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer (IVF-ET) cycles. INFORMATION SOURCES: Papers published on journal focused on nutraceutical and human reproduction. EVIDENCES: It is questionable if various molecules that are positively associated with higher oocyte competence, higher fertilization rate and embryo development could be supplemented to infertile patients with the aim to partly reduce the frequency of unsuccessful IVF. PERSPECTIVES: Aim of this short review is mainly to focus the attention on potentially positive effects in female fertility of few, well established substances, that could be suggested as a dietary supplement.

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It is questionable if various molecules that are positively associated with higher oocyte competence, higher fertilization rate and embryo development could be supplemented to infertile patients with the aim to partly reduce the frequency of unsuccessful IVF.

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Nutrients and infertility: an alternative perspective.

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