India’s First Successful Births Using Stem Cell Therapy for Severe Asherman’s Syndrome
Stem Cell Therapy Enables India’s First Successful Births in Severe Asherman’s Syndrome A groundbreaking achievement in reproductive medicine has brought new hope to women suffering from severe infertility. Doctors at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in New Delhi have reported India’s first successful live births following stem cell therapy for severe Asherman’s Syndrome , marking a significant advancement in fertility treatment. The innovative treatment was led by Dr. Abha Majumdar , Director of the Centre of IVF and Human Reproduction. Her team used umbilical cord-derived mesenchymal stem cells to repair damaged uterine tissue and restore the endometrial lining necessary for pregnancy. Understanding Asherman’s Syndrome Asherman’s Syndrome is a serious condition in which scar tissue forms inside the uterus, leading to partial or complete blockage of the uterine cavity. This condition often develops after procedures such as dilation and curettage , uterine infections, or surgeries....