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Have you been diagnosed with unexplained infertility? A ReceptivaDX test may help reveal the underlying cause. The test checks for BCL6 which is highly associated with endometriosis, a leading cause of unexplained infertility. Many women with endometriosis struggle to get pregnant, naturally or through Assisted Reproductive Technology like IVF. An infertility doctor may recommend this…
Have you been dealing with unexplained infertility? An overexpressed BCL-6 (B-cell lymphoma-6) gene could be the indicator that endometriosis is the cause. High levels of BCL-6 are linked to endometriosis, a common cause of infertility in women.. If the results are positive, you may benefit from a comprehensive evaluation and/or customized treatment. What Is BCL6?…
If you’re unable to get pregnant after 12 months of unprotected sex, you may want to seek medical consultation. For those seeing their OB, a significant percentage of women may be guided to the first two options below. For those who go to a fertility specialist and who undergo a more complete fertility evaluation, there…
Endometriosis can go unnoticed for years. In fact, statistically, It takes 7 to 11 years to diagnose endometriosis because there are often no symptoms. For women of child-bnearing age, having trouble conceiving or carrying a pregnancy to term is a symptom. If you are experiencing recurrent pregnancy loss or just can’t get pregnant, you may…
Endometriosis is a condition where endometrial tissue grows outside the uterus. This disorder is often linked with unexplained infertility because of the disruption of normal embryo implantation caused by the growth. Endometriosis treatment can help improve your chances of getting pregnant because it either removes the endometriosis from the uterine lining through surgical laparoscopy providing…
From a fertility perspective, the main sign of silent endometriosis is recurrent pregnancy loss and/or failed implantation with none of the normal symptoms of endometriosis. Endometriosis affects the uterine wall lining, impacting the ability of an embryo to implant itself and grow in the uterus. The condition can develop outside the uterus to other organs…
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