PRP Therapy for Infertility
Harnessing your body's natural healing potential to improve endometrial receptivity, ovarian function, and reproductive outcomes.
Understanding PRP Therapy
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy utilizes concentrated growth factors from your own blood to stimulate tissue regeneration and healing. In reproductive medicine, PRP activates stem cells and promotes angiogenesis, improving endometrial thickness, ovarian function, and implantation potential.
Key Mechanisms
- Stimulates angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation)
- Activates tissue-specific stem cells
- Modulates inflammatory response
- Promotes cellular regeneration
- Enhances endometrial receptivity
PRP Applications in Fertility
Endometrial Rejuvenation
- • For thin endometrium (<7mm)
- • Intrauterine PRP infusion
- • 75% achieve ≥7mm post-treatment
- • Pregnancy rates increase 2-3x
Ovarian Revitalization
- • For diminished ovarian reserve
- • Intraovarian PRP injection
- • 40-60% show improved AMH/FSH
- • Natural conception in 15-20%
Recurrent Implantation Failure
- • After ≥3 failed IVF cycles
- • Intrauterine PRP before transfer
- • 50% increase in implantation rates
- • Live birth rate improvement: 35-45%
PRP Treatment Protocol
Blood Draw
30-60ml blood collection
PRP Preparation
Centrifugation to concentrate platelets 3-5x
Application
Ultrasound-guided intrauterine or intraovarian delivery
Endometrial PRP Protocol
- • Performed on day 12-14 of cycle
- • 0.5-1ml PRP infused into uterine cavity
- • Embryo transfer 48-72 hours later
- • Repeat monthly for thin endometrium
Ovarian PRP Protocol
- • Performed under sedation
- • 3-4ml PRP injected into each ovary
- • Effects seen after 6-12 weeks
- • Maximum effect at 3 months
Clinical Outcomes
Documented Results
| Application | Patients | Improvement | Pregnancy Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thin Endometrium | Endometrium <7mm | 82% achieved ≥7mm | 46% clinical pregnancy |
| Poor Ovarian Reserve | AMH <1.0 ng/mL | 58% improved AMH/FSH | 22% spontaneous pregnancy |
| ROF (Recurrent Failure) | ≥3 failed IVF cycles | Implantation +53% | 38% live birth rate |
Advanced PRP at DAARA
- Triple-centrifugation PRP preparation
- Ultrasound-guided precision delivery
- Platelet concentration optimization
- Stem cell activation protocols
- Individualized treatment protocols
- Combination with growth factors
- PRP for Asherman's syndrome
- Ovarian PRP under Doppler guidance
Our PRP protocols have demonstrated 40% better outcomes than standard protocols. Schedule a consultation to see if PRP therapy could enhance your fertility journey.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do PRP effects last?
Endometrial PRP effects are immediate and last through the treatment cycle. Ovarian PRP effects emerge gradually over 2-3 months and may last 6-12 months. Some patients require repeat treatments for sustained benefit.
Is PRP safe for fertility treatment?
Yes. As PRP uses your own blood, there's no risk of rejection or infection transmission. Minor risks include temporary cramping or spotting. Our complication rate is <0.5% across 500+ procedures.
Can PRP improve egg quality?
Emerging evidence suggests ovarian PRP may improve ovarian microenvironment and potentially enhance egg quality in some women. Studies show increased AMH levels, antral follicle count, and pregnancy rates in poor responders.
How many PRP sessions are needed?
For endometrial preparation: 1-2 sessions per cycle. For ovarian revitalization: Typically one session, with effects evaluated at 3 months. Recurrent implantation failure may benefit from 1-3 monthly treatments.
Does insurance cover fertility PRP?
Most insurance plans do not yet cover fertility PRP as it's considered innovative. Our self-pay package costs $1,200-$2,500 depending on the protocol. Financing options are available.