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An Experience of Intravaginal Auto Lymphocyte Therapy in Treatment of Female Patients with Infertility: A Case Report

E. V. Esina, N. Yu. Logina, O. S. Alyautdina

Journal of Advances in Medicine and Medical Research · pp. 150–156 · Published 26 Jan 2012

10.9734/BJMMR/2012/904

Abstract

Aim: Application of a new method – intravaginal auto lymphocyte therapy in treatment of female infertility. Place and Duration of Study: I.M. Sechenov, First Moscow State Medical University, the study was performed in 2010. Results: A case report concerning treatment of a female patient with infertility by use of a new method of intravaginal administration of auto lymphocytes is presented. To prepare the patient to infertility treatment with help of intravaginal fertilization (IVF), 5 performances of intravaginal auto lymphocyte therapy were made. A pregnancy resulted simultaneously after the treatment course and finished by operative childbirth. Conclusion: In the case presented here the method of intravaginal auto lymphocyte therapy demonstrated its efficiency in treatment of infertility. We hope that in immediate future this method will provide us with a possibility to improve female infertility treatment results.

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