The massive sequencing genetic diagnosis identifies mutations which are related with premature ovarian failure (POF) or primary ovarian insufficiency (POI).
How can the Ovarian Failure Prebiotest help you?
If you suffer from ovarian failure or it is suspected, this test will confirm the diagnosis and identify whether genetic causes have led to it, and if so, in what regions it is located. It is a valuable diagnostic tool so that your medical team, once they know the cause of the ovarian insufficiency, can design the in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment best adapted to you. Alternatively, IVF may be ruled out in favour of other reproductive treatments which may be effective according to your genetic profile, avoiding unsuccessful cycles being carried out.
Proven efficacy
We have the most comprehensive study that currently exists on genes related with low ovarian reserve. Through massive sequencing technology, or Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), we fully analyse the possible variations of 512 genes.
Until recently, the cause could only be diagnosed for 20% of cases, the rest being due to undiagnosed genetic reasons.
The conclusions are backed up by verified studies carried out by research groups focused on identifying mutations and genes present in patients diagnosed with low ovarian reserve, who in turn had a family history of ovarian failure.
Advantages of Ovarian Failure Prebiotest
With the panel massive sequencing analysis of the genes involved in folliculogenesis and ovocitary development, you will obtain personalised reproductive genetic counselling.
An early diagnosis will help you to plan your maternity before your ovules run out, or to be able to freeze them for use in the future; to take preventive measures against osteoporosis and cardiovascular problems associated with early menopause; and to carry out a family study so that your sisters or cousins can also anticipate and make decisions on their reproductive life.
For whom it is recommended
- Women diagnosed with premature ovarian failure (POF), also called primary ovarian insufficiency (POI)
- Patients with low ovarian response
- Women who wish to freeze their ovules for future maternity because they have a family history of ovarian failure
IT'S VERY SIMPLE
With a simple saliva sample we can extract the necessary DNA:
