Revolutionizing Fertility: A Multi-Modal Approach to Overcoming Thin Endometrium in ART Patients

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Kurbaniyazova F.Z.

Abstract

Thin endometrium (≤7 mm) is a significant barrier to successful pregnancy in assisted reproductive technologies (ART). Women facing this condition often have limited success with conventional treatments, which prompts the exploration of alternative therapeutic options[1]. This article presents an innovative, integrated strategy to tackle thin endometrium, combining traditional hormonal therapies with cutting-edge regenerative treatments like platelet-rich plasma (PRP), stem cell therapy, and granulocyte colony- stimulating factor (G-CSF). Through this novel approach, we aim to enhance endometrial receptivity, ultimately improving embryo implantation and pregnancy rates in ART cycles

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How to Cite
Kurbaniyazova F.Z. (2025). Revolutionizing Fertility: A Multi-Modal Approach to Overcoming Thin Endometrium in ART Patients. Journal the Coryphaeus of Science, 7(1), 84–87. Retrieved from http://jtcos.ru/index.php/jtcos/article/view/370