The A-Z of fertility treatment
The topic of fertility treatment is very complex and extensive. Especially when you are dealing with it for the first time, you quickly feel overwhelmed by all the technical terms.
Our fertility lexicon from A-Z covers all the important topics and terms that you will come across again and again on your fertility journey. We have also created a section with the most frequently asked questions of our patients. However, we are always happy to provide you with help and advice and answer any questions you may have in a personal first consultation.
- PBMC flushing
- Primosistone
Primosistone is a hormone preparation composed of the two most important hormones that are significant in a woman's menstrual cycle: oestrogen and progesterone. In the case of primosistone, it is a combination of ethinyl estradiol and norethisterone. There are several uses for this preparation in the context of fertility therapy:
1) It is used to control irregular bleeding.
2) It can support the regression of ovarian cysts.
3) It allows to influence the timing of menstruation, if there is a need to influence the timing of treatment.
4) It helps to 'synchronise' the follicles with the injections before the actual stimulation treatment begins, so that more follicles may grow and they may grow to the same size.Primosistone is a tablet that is typically swallowed 3 times a day for 10 days.