Who is the Fertility Panel Made For?

• Today, the number of women who are trying pregnancy and having children in their 30s and 40s has increased.
• Fertility begins to decline in the mid-30s, and this decline accelerates in the late 30s.
• Fertility decreases with age because there are fewer eggs left in the ovaries, and the quality of the remaining eggs also decreases compared to before.
• At an advanced age, women's response to drugs used in the treatment of infertility is low, and there is also a possibility of miscarriage.
• The likelihood of obtaining a chromosomally defective embryo also increases with age.

For this reason, it would be useful for women planning pregnancy in the critical age group to have a fertility test panel.  

Fertility

The formation of pregnancy is a complex process that requires many factors to be Decoupled together. In order to conceive, a healthy egg and a healthy sperm are required, there are healthy tubes for sperm to reach the egg, the sperm has the ability to fertilize the egg, the embryo, that is, the development of the fertilized egg is good, a healthy uterus and normal hormone levels are required for the developing embryo to adhere to the uterine wall. If there is a deterioration in any or more of these factors, pregnancy does not occur and the problem of infertility arises.