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About
Reborn Health has been working to make people’s lives healthier all over the world since 1990.
Reborn Health was established by Dr Pinar Turan and Dr M Tansel Turan
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We are a small health group based in Istanbul and we specialize in different but special fields of contemporary medicine.
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Reborn Cell Laboratories works on Autologous Cells from Blood and Fat Tissues
Cell Theraphies and Fertilization are our very specific studying area.
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Infertility is defined as being unable to achieve pregnancy despite having regular intercourse without birth control for 12 consecutive months.
Even among young couples, it is rapidly becoming a common problem.
For this reason, the International Commission's Monitoring of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ICMART) and World Health Organization (WHO) jointly issued a revised version of the terminology defining infertility as a systemic disease in 2009
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Worldwide, 8-12% of couples of childbearing age (up to 186 million) suffer from infertility . It is considered to be among the major reasons underlying the globally decreasing number of children and can be categorized into primary and secondary infertility.
Every step in the process of ovulation and fertilization needs to occur correctly in order for pregnancy to take place.
Male factors are the cause of one-third of infertility cases, mainly due to sperm morphological and functional disorders, including precocious puberty, hereditary diseases, and structural problems such as testicular blockage; genital damage or injury leading to sperm dysfunction, and environmental and psychological factors .
Female factors include ovulation dysfunction, abnormal uterus or fallopian tube, endometritis, primary ovarian insufficiency, and pelvic adhesions .
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Treatment for infertility varies from pharmacologic treatment to assisted reproductive technology (ART), depending on the cause and patient characteristics.
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At this point, we are working to increase your treatment success by supporting your ongoing treatment. We do this with the approval of the doctor who continues your treatment, without interfering with your treatment but supporting the treatment
