
Dr. Himanshu Bavishi
MBBS, MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology) · Infertility, IVF & Genetics
Platelet-rich plasma uses your body's own growth factors to support a low ovarian reserve or a thin uterine lining — an emerging option in carefully selected cases.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is prepared by concentrating the platelets from a small sample of your own blood. These platelets are rich in growth factors that can help stimulate tissue repair and regeneration.
In fertility, PRP is used in two ways: ovarian PRP, injected into the ovaries to try to improve a low ovarian reserve — an approach also known as ovarian rejuvenation — and endometrial PRP, instilled into the uterine cavity to improve a thin lining or in repeated implantation failure. It is an emerging therapy offered in carefully selected cases alongside standard treatment.

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A minimally-invasive option using your body's own growth factors.
Injected into the ovaries to support follicle activity and egg quality in women with a low ovarian reserve — used for ovarian rejuvenation.
Instilled into the uterine cavity to help thicken a persistently thin endometrial lining.
Delivered just beneath the endometrium under hysteroscopic guidance, in selected cases of repeated implantation failure.
A short, same-day procedure prepared from your own blood.
Evaluation confirms whether PRP is a reasonable option for your case.
A small blood sample is taken, just like a routine blood test.
The sample is processed to concentrate the platelet-rich plasma.
PRP is placed into the ovaries or uterine cavity as planned.
Hormone tests or lining scans assess the response before the next step.
Our experts explain how platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy works in fertility — ovarian PRP for low reserve and endometrial PRP for a thin lining — and who may benefit.
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Prepared from your own blood in our lab — no risk of rejection or allergy.
Offered only in carefully selected cases where evidence suggests it may genuinely help.
Every fertility journey is unique. PRP Infertility success rates depend on several medical and lifestyle factors.
Factors affecting success
Evidence for PRP is still evolving and responses vary widely. We discuss what is and is not known honestly, so you can decide with realistic expectations.
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Evidence for PRP is still developing and benefit is not guaranteed.
Mild discomfort, spotting or cramping can follow the procedure.
Some women respond while others see little change.
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It uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood, rich in growth factors, injected into the ovaries (for low reserve) or uterus (for a thin lining) to try to improve the chance of conception.
Ovarian PRP is the technique most often referred to as ovarian rejuvenation — platelet-rich plasma injected into the ovaries to try to support follicle activity and egg quality in women with a low ovarian reserve.
Because PRP is made from your own blood, there is no risk of rejection or allergy. The procedure itself is minimally invasive with only minor, short-lived side-effects.
No. PRP is an emerging therapy with variable results, offered as an adjunct in selected cases. We explain realistic expectations clearly before proceeding.
It is mainly considered for low ovarian reserve, a thin endometrial lining or repeated implantation failure, after a full assessment.
No. It is used alongside standard fertility treatment such as IVF, not instead of it.
This page is for educational purposes and is medically reviewed by Dr. Falguni Bavishi, MBBS, MD (Obstetrics & Gynaecology). It is not a substitute for personal medical advice — please consult our doctors for guidance specific to you.
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