What Are Stem Cells?
Stem cells are special cells with the remarkable ability to transform into different types of specialized cells in the body. They are found during various stages of life—embryonic, fetal, and adult—and are widely researched because of their natural healing and regenerative capabilities.
In fertility care, stem cells are being studied for their potential to restore reproductive function. Since they are abundant and can be collected safely, researchers are exploring how these cells may help:
Some advanced clinics have begun using autologous stem cells (cells taken from the patient’s own body) to support ovarian and endometrial rejuvenation. Early studies show that these treatments may help increase AMH levels and improve the number of antral follicles, offering new hope for women with poor ovarian reserve.
Pluripotent hematopoietic stem cells—found naturally in both men and women—are also being studied across various medical specialties for their regenerative strength.
Emerging research shows encouraging progress in men with azoospermia (no sperm in semen). Stem cell therapy may help stimulate sperm production in both obstructive and non-obstructive forms of the condition, although more studies are ongoing.
In women, stem cell therapy is being explored as a promising option for:
Stem cells are typically collected from the bone marrow—usually from the hip bone. After processing, they are injected into the target reproductive tissue. These cells may help:
Stem cell therapy for infertility is still experimental. While early results are positive, it does not guarantee success for every patient. Proper evaluation—considering age, hormone levels, ovarian reserve, and the root cause of infertility—is essential to determine whether someone may benefit from this treatment.
To know more about how stem cell therapy may support your fertility journey at Kiran Infertility Center Marichela, contact our team today.
