Poor Ovarian Reserve Treatment

What is Poor Ovarian Reserve?

Poor Ovarian Reserve (POR) refers to a condition where a woman's ovaries lose their normal reproductive potential, which can lead to infertility. This condition typically involves a reduced quantity and quality of eggs, making it challenging for women to conceive naturally. Overcome poor ovarian reserve with expert diagnosis and treatment by Dr. Chaitali Adkar at Dr. Adkar’s Fertility Centre, Ravet, Pune. Compassionate fertility care tailored to your needs.

Symptoms and Diagnosis

Irregular Cycles

Changes in menstrual cycle length and regularity

Early Menopause

Symptoms similar to menopause at an earlier age

Conception Difficulties

Challenges in achieving natural pregnancy

Diagnostic Tests

Hormonal tests and ultrasound assessments

Causes of Poor Ovarian Reserve

Age

Natural decline in ovarian function as women age

Genetic Factors

Genetic conditions affecting ovarian reserve

Medical Treatments

Impact of chemotherapy, radiation, and surgeries

Lifestyle Factors

Effects of smoking, stress, and poor diet

Poor Ovarian Reserve FAQs

Poor ovarian reserve refers to a lower number or quality of eggs in the ovaries, which can reduce a woman's fertility potential.

It is diagnosed through blood tests measuring hormone levels (like AMH, FSH) and ultrasound to assess the number of follicles in the ovaries.

While poor ovarian reserve can't be reversed, treatments like egg retrieval, IVF, and egg donation may help improve chances of conception.

Treatment options include IVF with ovarian stimulation, using donor eggs, or other fertility treatments depending on individual circumstances.