After extracurricular fertilization (IMP), the likelihood of pregnancy increases significantly in hot and sunny weather. This has shown a study conducted by scientists from the Department of Reproductive Medicine of the Guans' Hospital in China. The results were published in the International Bio-Operation Magazine (IJB).
Scientists have analyzed the data of 1100 women who were first exposed to extracurricular fertilization using fresh embryos from June 2021 to October 2023. The level of pregnancy was significantly higher among those who received treatment in the summer. The probability of fertilization increased by 75% and 53% compared to the autumn-win period, respectively.
The most favorable environmental temperature was 26 to 30 ° C. According to the authors, the infertility clinics can take into account when planning this factor, adding the number of meetings for hot weather.
The impact was especially expressed in women who underwent treatment under the so-called "long protocol", a standard egg stimulation scheme through preliminary pressure on natural hormones. In this group, the probability of pregnancy in the summer was twice as high as in cold weather.
Although the exact mechanism remains incomprehensible, researchers believe that vitamin D, which is produced under the influence of UV light, can play an important role. This hormonal active nutrients are involved in the regulation of reproductive function, affects the quality of eggs, on embryom implantation and hormonal balance.
The deficiency of Vitamin D has previously been previously related to abbreviation risk and reduction of fertility. The British National Health Service advises access to vitamin D's supplements during the winter months, not only to support the skeletal system, but also to maintain reproductive health.
Translation of: Euromedia24.com
