Stem cell therapy can repair premature menopause and fertility problems

Stem cell therapy may help reverse effects of premature menopause, restore fertility A recent clinical study suggests that autologous bone marrow transplants can restore fertility to women who have declined fertility due to premature decline in ovarian function and avoid premature menopause. The results were presented at the 100th Annual Meeting of the Endocrine Society in Chicago recently.
In the two recipients treated, we found that serum estrogen levels increased significantly three months after receiving stem cell transplants, and the effect lasted for a year. Menopause symptoms are alleviated. Six months after the stem cell transplant, his menstrual recovery was restored. " The study's senior author, Ayman Al-Hendy, a professor at the University of Illinois, said.
The researchers plan to recruit 33 participants for clinical trials in which two patients who have been treated have extracted interlolet stem cells from each patient's palate and injected them into their ovaries through minimally invasive laparoscopics, while ensuring that the ovaries on the other side are not affected. After that, the researchers regularly investigated patients' blood routines, ovarian imaging, and menopausal symptoms.
As the researchers found that women receiving treatment had significantly higher estrogen levels and began to experience menstrual reactions. Therefore, the researchers hope to further restore the fertility of patients.
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