{"id":35484,"date":"2020-05-15T14:43:06","date_gmt":"2020-05-15T14:43:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.centromedicomanzanera.com\/influencia-la-vitamina-d-reproduccion-asistida-fiv\/"},"modified":"2023-12-12T13:24:17","modified_gmt":"2023-12-12T13:24:17","slug":"influencia-la-vitamina-d-reproduccion-asistida-fiv","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/centromedicomanzanera.com\/en\/influencia-la-vitamina-d-reproduccion-asistida-fiv\/","title":{"rendered":"INFLUENCE OF VITAMIN D IN ASSISTED REPRODUCTION (IVF)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Until now, the role of vitamin D was well known on bone metabolism, it regulates the calcium absorption in the intestine, and creates a good bone structure to prevent osteoporosis.
\nHowever, the effect of vitamin D is not only important in bone formation, but also in various gynecological and reproductive aspects (from inseminations to IVF-IVF \/ ICSI or Egg Donation). The main points are:
\n\uf02a It could improve the sperm quality.
\n\uf02a When having polycystic ovaries, it improves the ovulation process and optimizes the success chances, and therefore enhancing the response to the In Vitro Fertilization treatments.
\n\uf02a Adding this vitamin when having endometriosis, reduces the pain, improves the pregnancy chances and diminishes the invasive activity of the endometrial tissue.
\n\uf02a It prevents in some way the appearance and growth of fibroids.
\n\uf02a Within the immune system, it seems to improve the endometrial tolerance to the embryonic tissue, that will implant there, thus reducing its rejection. This is very important, because within In Vitro Fertilization treatments, the endometrial receptivity is one of the main causes of implantation failure
\nVitamin D is obtained in two ways:
\n– 80% as Provitamin D, synthesized by plants. After being ingested (food) it is deposited on the skin. Then, the ultraviolet rays of sunlight make this vitamin active.
\n– 20% is obtained directly in the form of active vitamin D, that can be found in milk, orange juices, blue fish (salmon and sardines) or in food supplements.
\nCONCLUSIONS:
\nIt is important to have good levels of vitamin D for bone metabolism and in particular when we are facing an assisted reproduction treatment, from insemination to IVF (IVF \/ ICSI or Egg Donation), and within all the techniques in which we need to have good endometrial receptivity.
\nIt is advisable a diet rich in vegetables and blue fish, and regular sunbathing with caution.
\nBefore starting an assisted reproduction treatment, it is convenient to have a blood test stating the vitamin D level, and in case it is low, it would be necessary to take vitamin supplements.
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Gregorio Manzanera<\/p>\n

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\n#vitamind<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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