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Diabetes mellitus from the aspect of assisted reproduction


Authors: Silvester Galo
Authors‘ workplace: GYN-FIV a. s.
Published in: Forum Diab 2023; 12(3): 98-102
Category: Review Article

Overview

Assisted reproduction is a relatively rapidly developing field of medicine focused on the treatment of infertile couples. More than 45 years have passed since the birth of the first “test- tube baby”. Since that time various methods were developed to increase the success rate of the treatment. Spontaneous conception itself is conditioned by many factors, about which we still have relatively little information. The development of assisted reproduction techniques gradually reveals important processes and conditions that influence the development of a successful pregnancy. Diabetes mellitus and associated metabolic disorders have a negative impact on the quality of gametes, fertilization as well as the development of pregnancy. Identification and successful treatment of diabetes plays a key role before starting infertility treatment.

Keywords:

assisted reproduction – diabetes mellitus


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