FIV: lo que nadie te explica sobre tu diagnóstico antes de empezar | Con la Dra. Natalia Szlarb

What does your AMH level actually mean? Why might you have low ovarian reserve at the age of 28? And what’s the difference between having lots of eggs and having high-quality eggs? In this episode of Triángulo Fértil, we put all these questions to Dr Natalia Szlarb, a specialist in gynaecology, obstetrics and reproductive medicine with over 20 years’ experience and a PhD in immunology from the United States. She is an expert in the most complex fertility cases: low ovarian reserve, repeated IVF failures, recurrent miscarriages and implantation problems. Today, the spotlight is on her. Because there’s information that can only come from someone who has spent decades in private practice seeing these cases up close. We ask the questions. She provides the answers. 🔬 WHAT YOU’LL FIND IN THIS EPISODE: → What IVF is and what the full process involves, step by step → The differences between IVF using your own eggs and IVF using donated eggs → What AMH measures and what ranges are considered low, normal and high ovarian reserve → Why low ovarian reserve isn’t solely down to age and what factors cause it → What the relationship is between AMH and antral follicle count, and why they sometimes don’t match → What the difference is between oocyte quantity and quality, and how this is detected during a consultation → Can AMH levels vary depending on diet or lifestyle? → How to cope with a diagnosis of low ovarian reserve without losing your way 👩‍⚕️ OUR GUEST: Dr Natalia Szlarb — Specialist in gynaecology, obstetrics and reproductive medicine. Trained in Poland, Germany and the USA. PhD in immunology. Over 20 years’ experience in complex fertility cases. 📍 FIND US: Mari Cruz → @thefemcode_es Miriam → @antesdelembarazo Dr Natalia Szlarb → @drnataliaszlarb #IVF #AMH #ovarianreserve #lowreserve #eggquality #fertility #assistedreproduction #fertilitynutrition #fertilitytriangle #tryingtoconceive