Endometrial immunology test
Analysis of the immune system prior to pregnancy
What are endometrial immunology tests?
These tests allow us to identify imbalances in the immune system of the endometrium that may affect the outcome of the treatment. Because success in reproduction depends, among other aspects, on the woman’s immune system tolerating the implantation of the embryo and its subsequent development, without any adverse molecular reaction.
When is it used?
Unexplained infertility, recurrent miscarriages, repeated implantation failures, or autoimmune-related disorders.
Benefits of carrying out endometrial immunology tests
Identification of immune problems that may affect pregnancy.
Personalisation of the treatment, increasing its chances of success.
Improvement of embryo implantation rates
Prevention of recurrent miscarriages.
When is it used?
How is an endometrial immunology test done?
The procedure is simple. A sample of the patient’s endometrium is taken by biopsy and analysed by flow cytometry to assess the number, percentage and distribution of immune cells.
What information do the results provide?
The results of the analysis will allow us to know if the tissue is immunologically prepared (if it is inflammatory, normal or non-functional) for the correct implantation and development of the embryo. If any incompatibility is found, we will be able to indicate personalised immunomodulatory treatments for each case.
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