From www.preciousbabyangels.com:This is a promising possible addition to the treatment for IVF poor responders.
Here is a link to an amazing study being performed by the Centre for Human Reproduction in Chicago. Check in on this site regularly as they add new information about their study monthly. The most recent update is 20 October 2005.
Science Central - the lady who we can all thank for DHEA
The following are questions asked of Dr Norbert Gleicher [regarding DHEA] and his exact responses: http://www.preciousbabyangels.com/page/page/2531047.htm
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Posted by jbeskimo on the TTC in our Forties forum on FertilityFriend.com :
I don't know if this helps but I found this quote on an egg donor site:
Quote:
For example, we see some women in their early 20's that want to be egg donors at our center that when we do ultrasound on them we see only 3 antral follicles per ovary - and the volume of the ovary is low. Although we no longer accept these women into our egg donor program, I am not convinced that they have an egg quality or quantity problem (my best guess is that they have reduced quantity, but quality is probably fine). Often the young woman is concerned about her future fertility when we tell them that their ovaries are small and do not look like they will make sufficient eggs to be a good donor candidate.
However, I am not aware of any data (medical research, etc.) that shows that women in that particular scenario are going to have a fertility problem. They might - but we just don't know. Some of those women already have 3 kids and are more fertile than they would prefer - so we really can't say that all women with low antral follicle counts have a fertility problem (reduced egg quality or quantity).
Source: http://www.advancedfertility.com/antralfollicles.htm
Just remember that the field of fertility is still very nebulous.
Source: http://www.fertilityfriend.com/Circles/viewtopic.php?p=19403620#19403620
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Posted by jbeskimo on the TTC in our Forties forum on FertilityFriend.com :I don't know if this helps but I found this quote on an egg donor site:
Quote:
For example, we see some women in their early 20's that want to be egg donors at our center that when we do ultrasound on them we see only 3 antral follicles per ovary - and the volume of the ovary is low. Although we no longer accept these women into our egg donor program, I am not convinced that they have an egg quality or quantity problem (my best guess is that they have reduced quantity, but quality is probably fine). Often the young woman is concerned about her future fertility when we tell them that their ovaries are small and do not look like they will make sufficient eggs to be a good donor candidate.
However, I am not aware of any data (medical research, etc.) that shows that women in that particular scenario are going to have a fertility problem. They might - but we just don't know. Some of those women already have 3 kids and are more fertile than they would prefer - so we really can't say that all women with low antral follicle counts have a fertility problem (reduced egg quality or quantity).
Source: http://www.advancedfertility.com/antralfollicles.htm
Just remember that the field of fertility is still very nebulous.
Source: http://www.fertilityfriend.com/Circles/viewtopic.php?p=19403620#19403620
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The researchers determined that euthyroid pregnant women with positive thyroid antibodies developed impaired thyroid function and had an increased rate of miscarriage and premature delivery.“It is a very important idea that women with even the mildest degree of thyroid disease should probably be treated. This gets into the whole issue of whether women who are pregnant, or those who wish to be, should be screened for thyroid disease. This paper by Negro et al is so powerful that many physicians are screening women,” Cooper said.
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Posted by Fodhla at the Pregnancy - TTC - Parenting After 50 forum:
This is a list of clinics that I have found that are willing to treat over 50's, at least the ones who have replied to me.
I have researched the net extensively using my own criteria. I’ve researched in English and Spanish. My sisters in German and Swedish.
So we have covered quite a vast cross section of sites, blogs, articles and feedback.
And without doubt the Czech Republic came out on top. Especially for the Germans – who as you know don’t settle for anything less then the best.
I am sure there are other clinics and other counties that will suit different people's needs, but for me it will be Czech.
Please let me know your comments – knowledge is power!!!!
Meanwhile I wish you all the very best of Irish luck and will keep you posted on my progress. -- Fodhla
CZECH REPUBLIC
FERTIMED
Ales Sobek ( sobek@fertimed.cz )
CRM ZLIN
MUDr.Patrik Horváth ( patrik.horvath@crmzlin.cz )
REPROFIT
MUDr. Macha_ ( machac@reprofit.cz )
REPROMEDA
Kate_ina Veselá ( kvesela@repromeda.cz )
POLAND
INVIMED
Anetta Karwacka ( a-karwacka@invimed.pl )
TURKEY
JINEMED
Jinemed Hospital ( jinemedistanbul@gmail.com )
UKRAINE
L.Melnik ( L.Melnik@isida.com.ua )
AMERICA
American Fertility ( eggdonationafs@gmail.com )
Source: http://www.network54.com/Forum/288399/message/1213125558/List+of+clinics+abroad+for+over+50s
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Posted by Fodhla at the Pregnancy - TTC - Parenting After 50 forum:This is a list of clinics that I have found that are willing to treat over 50's, at least the ones who have replied to me.
I have researched the net extensively using my own criteria. I’ve researched in English and Spanish. My sisters in German and Swedish.
So we have covered quite a vast cross section of sites, blogs, articles and feedback.
And without doubt the Czech Republic came out on top. Especially for the Germans – who as you know don’t settle for anything less then the best.
I am sure there are other clinics and other counties that will suit different people's needs, but for me it will be Czech.
Please let me know your comments – knowledge is power!!!!
Meanwhile I wish you all the very best of Irish luck and will keep you posted on my progress. -- Fodhla
CZECH REPUBLIC
FERTIMED
Ales Sobek ( sobek@fertimed.cz )
CRM ZLIN
MUDr.Patrik Horváth ( patrik.horvath@crmzlin.cz )
REPROFIT
MUDr. Macha_ ( machac@reprofit.cz )
REPROMEDA
Kate_ina Veselá ( kvesela@repromeda.cz )
POLAND
INVIMED
Anetta Karwacka ( a-karwacka@invimed.pl )
TURKEY
JINEMED
Jinemed Hospital ( jinemedistanbul@gmail.com )
UKRAINE
L.Melnik ( L.Melnik@isida.com.ua )
AMERICA
American Fertility ( eggdonationafs@gmail.com )
Source: http://www.network54.com/Forum/288399/message/1213125558/List+of+clinics+abroad+for+over+50s
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Public release date: 10-Jun-2008[
Contact: Kathleen McCann kmccann@aasmnet.org
708-492-0930
American Academy of Sleep Medicine
WESTCHESTER, Ill. – Women with delayed sleep phase syndrome are more likely to report irregular menstrual cycles and premenstrual symptoms, according to a research abstract that will be presented on Tuesday at SLEEP 2008, the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies (APSS).
The study, authored by Kari Sveum, of Northwestern University in Chicago, Ill., focused on 13 females with delayed sleep phase syndrome and 13 healthy controls. The subjects responded to a questionnaire regarding their reproductive health, including irregularity of their cycle and premenstrual symptoms, either in the past or present.
According to the results, twice as many subjects with delayed sleep phase syndrome reported an irregular menstrual cycle compared to controls. For those not using birth control, three times as many subjects with delayed sleep phase syndrome reported irregular menstruation, compared to controls. Pre-menstrual problems, such as cramps and mood swings, were reported by 69 percent of those with delayed sleep phase syndrome, compared to 16.67 percent of controls.
“While the data is preliminary, these results suggest that women with delayed sleep phase syndrome may be at increased risk for menstrual irregularity associated with circadian misalignment,” said Sveum. “Further investigation with a larger group of subjects using prospective diary data would be useful to further establish the effects of circadian disruption on reproductive cycles in women with delayed sleep phase syndrome.”
Sleep plays a vital role in promoting a woman’s health and well being. Getting the required amount of sleep is likely to enhance a woman’s overall quality of life. Yet, women face many potential barriers – such as life events, depression, illness, and medication use – that can disrupt and disturb her sleep.
The hormonal and physical changes that occur during and after menopause can also affect a woman’s sleep. Sleep disturbances are more common, and sleep quality can decline. Insomnia related to menopause often occurs.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is much more common in postmenopausal women. This increase may be due in part to menopause-related weight gain. But it also appears to be hormone-related. Estrogen seems to help protect women against OSA.
It is recommended that women get between seven and eight hours of nightly sleep.
The following tips are provided by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) to help women get the most out of their sleep:
* Make your bedroom a comfortable and safe place. Reduce noises and extreme temperatures that might disturb you.
* Use light and comfortable bed linens and garments.
* Go to bed only when you are sleepy and use the bed only for sleeping and sex.
* Begin rituals to help you relax at bedtime, such as taking a soothing bath or enjoying a light snack.
* Go to bed and get up at the same time every day, including weekends and holidays.
* If you need to take a nap, keep it to less than one hour and take it before 3 p.m.
* Only drink caffeine in the morning, and avoid alcohol and cigarettes late in the day.
* Stay away from fatty, spicy foods that are likely to upset your stomach or cause heartburn.
* Set aside time during the day to get all of your worries out of your system.
* Increase vitamin E in your diet, or take a vitamin E supplement.
* Hormone replacement therapy may help you sleep better by relieving severe hot flashes related to menopause. Ask your doctor for advice about this kind of treatment.
* Only use sleeping pills when supervised by a doctor.
Those who suspect that they might be suffering from a sleep disorder are encouraged to consult with their primary care physician or a sleep specialist.
### More information on “women and sleep” is available from the AASM at http://www.SleepEducation.com/Topic.aspx?id=67 .
The annual SLEEP meeting brings together an international body of 5,000 leading researchers and clinicians in the field of sleep medicine to present and discuss new findings and medical developments related to sleep and sleep disorders.
More than 1,000 research abstracts will be presented at the SLEEP meeting, a joint venture of the AASM and the Sleep Research Society. The three-and-a-half-day scientific meeting will bring to light new findings that enhance the understanding of the processes of sleep and aid the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders such as insomnia, narcolepsy and sleep apnea.
SleepEducation.com, a patient education Web site created by the AASM, provides information about various sleep disorders, the forms of treatment available, recent news on the topic of sleep, sleep studies that have been conducted and a listing of sleep facilities.
Source: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2008-06/aaos-dsp050708.php
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Contact: Kathleen McCann kmccann@aasmnet.org
708-492-0930
American Academy of Sleep Medicine
WESTCHESTER, Ill. – Women with delayed sleep phase syndrome are more likely to report irregular menstrual cycles and premenstrual symptoms, according to a research abstract that will be presented on Tuesday at SLEEP 2008, the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies (APSS).
The study, authored by Kari Sveum, of Northwestern University in Chicago, Ill., focused on 13 females with delayed sleep phase syndrome and 13 healthy controls. The subjects responded to a questionnaire regarding their reproductive health, including irregularity of their cycle and premenstrual symptoms, either in the past or present.
According to the results, twice as many subjects with delayed sleep phase syndrome reported an irregular menstrual cycle compared to controls. For those not using birth control, three times as many subjects with delayed sleep phase syndrome reported irregular menstruation, compared to controls. Pre-menstrual problems, such as cramps and mood swings, were reported by 69 percent of those with delayed sleep phase syndrome, compared to 16.67 percent of controls.
“While the data is preliminary, these results suggest that women with delayed sleep phase syndrome may be at increased risk for menstrual irregularity associated with circadian misalignment,” said Sveum. “Further investigation with a larger group of subjects using prospective diary data would be useful to further establish the effects of circadian disruption on reproductive cycles in women with delayed sleep phase syndrome.”
Sleep plays a vital role in promoting a woman’s health and well being. Getting the required amount of sleep is likely to enhance a woman’s overall quality of life. Yet, women face many potential barriers – such as life events, depression, illness, and medication use – that can disrupt and disturb her sleep.
The hormonal and physical changes that occur during and after menopause can also affect a woman’s sleep. Sleep disturbances are more common, and sleep quality can decline. Insomnia related to menopause often occurs.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is much more common in postmenopausal women. This increase may be due in part to menopause-related weight gain. But it also appears to be hormone-related. Estrogen seems to help protect women against OSA.
It is recommended that women get between seven and eight hours of nightly sleep.
The following tips are provided by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) to help women get the most out of their sleep:
* Make your bedroom a comfortable and safe place. Reduce noises and extreme temperatures that might disturb you.
* Use light and comfortable bed linens and garments.
* Go to bed only when you are sleepy and use the bed only for sleeping and sex.
* Begin rituals to help you relax at bedtime, such as taking a soothing bath or enjoying a light snack.
* Go to bed and get up at the same time every day, including weekends and holidays.
* If you need to take a nap, keep it to less than one hour and take it before 3 p.m.
* Only drink caffeine in the morning, and avoid alcohol and cigarettes late in the day.
* Stay away from fatty, spicy foods that are likely to upset your stomach or cause heartburn.
* Set aside time during the day to get all of your worries out of your system.
* Increase vitamin E in your diet, or take a vitamin E supplement.
* Hormone replacement therapy may help you sleep better by relieving severe hot flashes related to menopause. Ask your doctor for advice about this kind of treatment.
* Only use sleeping pills when supervised by a doctor.
Those who suspect that they might be suffering from a sleep disorder are encouraged to consult with their primary care physician or a sleep specialist.
### More information on “women and sleep” is available from the AASM at http://www.SleepEducation.com/Topic.aspx?id=67 .
The annual SLEEP meeting brings together an international body of 5,000 leading researchers and clinicians in the field of sleep medicine to present and discuss new findings and medical developments related to sleep and sleep disorders.
More than 1,000 research abstracts will be presented at the SLEEP meeting, a joint venture of the AASM and the Sleep Research Society. The three-and-a-half-day scientific meeting will bring to light new findings that enhance the understanding of the processes of sleep and aid the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders such as insomnia, narcolepsy and sleep apnea.
SleepEducation.com, a patient education Web site created by the AASM, provides information about various sleep disorders, the forms of treatment available, recent news on the topic of sleep, sleep studies that have been conducted and a listing of sleep facilities.
Source: http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2008-06/aaos-dsp050708.php
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Nearly half of the 300 survey respondents said it was only after constant pressure that their husbands were willing to seek medical consultation, and 42 percent said their husbands simply were not comfortable talking to a doctor about their possible infertility, taking the position that they were "not meant to have children."
Male infertility affects approximately one in twenty men in the United States, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Why the apprehension to confront male infertility? Men's reluctance to seek infertility treatment is a challenge to fertility experts in the IntegraMed network, who suggest some men associate their sense of masculinity with the ability to conceive a child. Though cultural associations of masculinity and fertility are slowly changing, men's resistance to address the issue can hinder both diagnosis and timely treatment.
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Nearly half of the 300 survey respondents said it was only after constant pressure that their husbands were willing to seek medical consultation, and 42 percent said their husbands simply were not comfortable talking to a doctor about their possible infertility, taking the position that they were "not meant to have children."Male infertility affects approximately one in twenty men in the United States, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. Why the apprehension to confront male infertility? Men's reluctance to seek infertility treatment is a challenge to fertility experts in the IntegraMed network, who suggest some men associate their sense of masculinity with the ability to conceive a child. Though cultural associations of masculinity and fertility are slowly changing, men's resistance to address the issue can hinder both diagnosis and timely treatment.
Full story: http://www.foxbusiness.com/story/fertility-specialists-decry-mens-reluctance-seek-infertility-treatment/
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A human egg has been filmed in close-up emerging from the ovary for the first time, captured by chance during a routine operation.
Fertile women release one or more eggs every month, but until now, only animal ovulation has been recorded in detail.
Gynaecologist Dr Jacques Donnez spotted it in progress during a hysterectomy.
[The egg belongs] to a 45-year-old Belgian woman, and Dr Donnez, from the Catholic University of Louvain, told New Scientist that the pictures would help scientists understand the mechanisms involved.
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A human egg has been filmed in close-up emerging from the ovary for the first time, captured by chance during a routine operation.Fertile women release one or more eggs every month, but until now, only animal ovulation has been recorded in detail.
Gynaecologist Dr Jacques Donnez spotted it in progress during a hysterectomy.
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Maria, an interactive marketing manager at Motorola, was 29. For the next three years, the Cardosos tried different assisted reproductive technologies, including in vitro fertilization (IVF). They saw two different fertility specialists, and Maria even received an experimental treatment in her native Brazil. Nothing worked.
She suffered through two miscarriages, an early pregnancy loss and an ectopic pregnancy, where the fertilized egg implants itself in a fallopian tube rather than in the uterus.
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Maria, an interactive marketing manager at Motorola, was 29. For the next three years, the Cardosos tried different assisted reproductive technologies, including in vitro fertilization (IVF). They saw two different fertility specialists, and Maria even received an experimental treatment in her native Brazil. Nothing worked.She suffered through two miscarriages, an early pregnancy loss and an ectopic pregnancy, where the fertilized egg implants itself in a fallopian tube rather than in the uterus.
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