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PREPARING COUPLES FOR IVF WITH DIFFERENT FERRITIN LEVELS

Zoitova N.M. Tashkent Medical Academy

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Ferritin is a marker of iron resources and is vital to the body6. It has a pro-oxidant effect associated with oxidative stress and inflammation9. A low level of ferritin indicates iron deficiency anemia, and an increase in its level indicates the presence of inflammation and high levels of oxidative stress. All of these corollary factors associated with changes in ferritin levels have a significant impact on fertility1.

In this study, we evaluated the effect of changing the level of ferritin in patients included in the IVF/ICSI protocol at the IVF Center “Cis on Bulacis”. The purpose of this study is a comparative analysis of the effect of changing the level of ferritin on the number and quality of retrieved oocytes, as well as embryos during IVF/ICSI protocols. Thus, changes in ferritin levels can impair the quality of oocytes and embryos, resulting in poor growth and development and reduced chances of a successful pregnancy.

Key words: IVF/ICSI, oocyte and embryo quality, ferritin, latent iron deficiency.

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For citation: Zoitova N.M. – PREPARING COUPLES FOR IVF WITH DIFFERENT FERRITIN LEVELS //New Day in Medicine 4(54)2023 396-400 https://goo.su/REMsXz

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