Noticias | Las pruebas de ovulación en orina podrían mejorar las probabilidades de concepción
A new systematic review found that using urine tests to identify ovulation and timing intercourse during the fertile window may improve the chance of natural conception. The study, led by Dr. Tatjana Gibbons of the Nuffield Department of Women's and Reproductive Health at the University of Oxford, was presented at the 38th annual meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE).
The study was based on an updated analysis from the Cochrane database and included 6 studies involving a total of 2,374 women trying to conceive naturally.
Couples who used urine ovulation tests to identify ovulation had a higher chance of pregnancy than those who did not intentionally time intercourse. Pregnancy rates ranged from 20% to 28% among couples who used urine testing, compared with 18% among those who did not time intercourse.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
The research team noted that there are not enough data to confirm whether FABM significantly improves pregnancy or live birth rates. The FABM analysis included only 2 studies and 160 women, and the quality of evidence was low.
Further analysis found that urine-based ovulation monitoring was more effective for couples who had been trying to conceive for less than 12 months, but its effect among couples with difficulty conceiving after more than 12 months remains unclear.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
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Noticias | Las pruebas de ovulación en orina podrían mejorar las probabilidades de concepción
A new systematic review found that using urine tests to identify ovulation and timing intercourse during the fertile window may improve the chance of natural conception. The study, led by Dr. Tatjana Gibbons of the Nuffield Department of Women's and Reproductive Health at the University of Oxford, was presented at the 38th annual meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE).
The study was based on an updated analysis from the Cochrane database and included 6 studies involving a total of 2,374 women trying to conceive naturally.
Couples who used urine ovulation tests to identify ovulation had a higher chance of pregnancy than those who did not intentionally time intercourse. Pregnancy rates ranged from 20% to 28% among couples who used urine testing, compared with 18% among those who did not time intercourse.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
The research team noted that there are not enough data to confirm whether FABM significantly improves pregnancy or live birth rates. The FABM analysis included only 2 studies and 160 women, and the quality of evidence was low.
Further analysis found that urine-based ovulation monitoring was more effective for couples who had been trying to conceive for less than 12 months, but its effect among couples with difficulty conceiving after more than 12 months remains unclear.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.
Información médica y reproductiva: consulte a un especialista en fertilidad para conocer los detalles del estudio.