Nutrifert

Nutrifert is an innovative genetic test developed to evaluate genetic factors that predispose to subfertility and obstetric pathologies. Within the scope of the test, 11 genes and 23 SNVs are analysed, revealing some important genetic tendencies that may affect the pre-pregnancy and reproductive process.

Nutrifert helps to evaluate genetic predispositions associated with obesity, gestational diabetes, celiac disease, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), endometriosis and recurrent miscarriage. The data obtained help physicians develop a patient-specific approach and make more informed clinical decisions.

In addition, FSH receptor mutations are also examined within the scope of the test. In this way, valuable information is obtained about the ovarian stimulation response during assisted reproductive technology (ART). Predicting patients who may have a low or high response helps plan treatment more appropriately and supports reducing the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation or inadequate stimulation.

What areas does Nutrifert provide information on?

1. Evaluation of genetic factors that predispose to subfertility
2. Examination of metabolic and hormonal tendencies that may affect female reproductive health
3. Investigation of genetic risks associated with obstetric pathologies
4. Contributing to the prediction of ovarian response in assisted reproductive treatments

Advantages of Nutrifert

1. Supports personalized patient management
2. Provides a more targeted approach in treatment planning
3. Reveals some genetic predispositions that may affect reproductive health at an early stage
4. Contributes to the clinical decision-making process in ART applications

Who is it suitable for?

Nutrifert is particularly for:

1. Women planning a pregnancy
2. Patients undergoing subfertility evaluation
3. Individuals with a history of recurrent pregnancy loss
4. Patients with PCOS, endometriosis or metabolic risk factors
5. Situations requiring a personalized evaluation before assisted reproductive treatment

a test that can be considered if the physician deems it appropriate.

A more informed approach to reproductive health

By revealing genetic predispositions that may affect the reproductive process, Nutrifert aims to offer a more personalized and predictable approach for both the patient and the physician.