INFERTILITY, FEMALE

This study is testing if a simple extra step during a standard fertility test can help women get pregnant. After a routine ultrasound test to check if fallopian tubes are open, some women will have their tubes flushed with a special oil-based fluid. Researchers want to see if thi…

This early-stage study is testing whether stem cells from umbilical cords can help women with infertility due to a thin uterine lining. Researchers will inject the cells to see if they help the lining grow thicker, reduce scar tissue, and improve pregnancy rates. The trial will t…

This study aims to see if a new fertility hormone injection called QL1012D acts similarly in the body to an already approved drug called Gonal-F. It will involve 48 healthy female volunteers who will receive both drugs in a random order. Researchers will measure hormone levels in…

This study is testing if a complementary therapy called auricular point sticking (placing small seeds on specific ear points) can help women undergoing IVF. Researchers want to see if this technique reduces anxiety, improves sleep quality, and ultimately leads to better pregnancy…

This study aims to understand how breast cancer itself might affect a woman's eggs and her response to fertility-preserving hormone treatments. Researchers will compare egg cells and fluid from 100 women with breast cancer to those from healthy donors to see if the cancer disrupt…

This study aims to learn if following a specific low-fat diet for one month changes reproductive hormone levels in women with obesity. It involves 30 women who will track their menstrual cycles and provide urine and blood samples over about four months. The goal is to gather info…

This study aims to see if watching continuous timelapse videos of embryos growing in the lab can help predict which ones are genetically healthy and most likely to lead to a successful pregnancy. It will combine these videos with standard genetic test results from 2,000 patients …