Uterus transplantation – also known as womb transplant – is one of the most impressive advances in fertility medicine. It consists of the implantation of a healthy uterus in the body of a patient who does not have one or suffers from infertility due to related diseases so that she can gestate and carry out a pregnancy.
Various studies are required from the patients (both donor and recipient) to confirm a good state of health. Meanwhile, an in vitro fertilization takes place to create embryos, which will be frozen for preservation.
The uterus is transplanted; the doctor will carefully follow up with the recipient to make sure that the procedure is successful.
After the transplant, the patient will begin an immunosuppressive drug regimen. This treatment will help prevent the body from rejecting the new uterus; this medicine is similar to that used on transplants of other organs.
Once the healing period has passed and the patient is in optimal health, fertility treatment will begin. Once pregnancy is achieved, the patient will be monitored by our team of high-risk pregnancy doctors. The delivery will be via cesarean section (C-section) at approximately 37-39 weeks of gestation. Later, the uterus will be removed to avoid complications.
Women with the following characteristics:
The main risk is a rejection of the uterus, however, this can be detected early. The advantage of this type of transplant is that it is temporary, that is, the urethral device is placed for a short period of time to fulfill the desired function and is subsequently removed. Unlike other organs, such as the liver or the heart, the uterus is not vital to the human being beyond its reproductive function.
Do you want to know if a Uterus Transplant is a good option for you? At The Fertility Center México, we are ready to guide you, contact our specialists today!
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The Uterus/Womb Transplant is only performed at our clinic located in Guadalajara. We are pleased to share with you the details of our clinic so that you can receive the care you need:
1.- Schedule your appointment
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3.- Prepare your studies
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5.- Start your treatment plan
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