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Based on your test results, you'll receive a list of supplements to reduce inflammation and improve your microbiota balance. They may include a combination of vitamins, minerals, and probiotics that you're lacking to prepare your body for pregnancy. You shouldn't add any that aren't listed in this guide. In the report, you'll find a link to purchase them at a trusted pharmacy, along with a prescription to place your order online.
The Microgenesis portal will help you follow the online program for 150 days of Recovery. To activate it and once you receive the supplements, don't forget to record your Recovery start date.
The consultation link is for one use only. If you need to cancel or reschedule without charge, please do so up to 24 hours in advance. If you make a last-minute change, you will have to pay again for the consultation to compensate the professional's time. The grace period for connecting is 10 minutes.
If a doctor has prescribed antibiotic treatment for a diagnosed infection, do not stop taking the supplement while taking it.
Although probiotics prescribed individually are well tolerated, symptoms such as gas, bloating, diarrhea, and constipation may occur during the first few weeks. If they persist, you should make an appointment with a nutritionist to help balance your intake of foods that may be causing these discomforts.
If you experience symptoms suggesting an infection, we suggest consulting a doctor and performing specific vaginal and/or urine cultures to confirm the need for antibiotics. Remember that yeast overgrowth can have similar symptoms and differ in medical treatment.
We suggest NOT adding fermented foods or foods with added probiotics. It's best to follow the eating plan recommended for your profile, as it already contains the prebiotics necessary to maintain the balance of your microbiota.
Most pregnancies begin after 75 days, so we recommend continuing the eating plan until day 150.
The suggested eating plan is designed for the specific imbalance detected in your intestinal flora. After 150 days, we recommend continuing to follow a varied, natural diet, guided by a nutrition professional.
We have specific plans for the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Contact the nutrition team so we can schedule a consultation and send it to you.
We recommend waiting 60 days before trying to get pregnant because this is the minimum amount of time necessary to reduce inflammation.
Yes, you can continue to do low-impact physical activity such as walking, cycling, and swimming.
It's not necessary to retake the test, but if you decide to do so, please contact us at info@microgenesis.net.
We recommend a minimum of six months between the test and the retest.
The supplements are recognized as safe and without side effects. If you discover you are pregnant during the Recovery Program, it is recommended that you consult a professional about continuing to take them.
All supplements and dietary recommendations are available over-the-counter and have been shown to be very safe and do not require a prescription. There are occasional minor side effects from changing your diet, but most people report positive side effects, such as feeling better and having more energy, to name a few.

The microbiota is made up of the microbes and metabolites necessary to create a community with our body's cells so that everything functions properly. These microbes are bacteria and fungi that make you sick when they are absent, as they are necessary to maintain the functioning of the entire system. When the microbiota becomes unbalanced, the body defends itself by generating inflammation, which over time accelerates aging and affects overall and reproductive health.
Microgenesis specialists use advanced laboratory equipment to study very small molecules called microRNAs. From this analysis, we can create a profile that explains the type of inflammation generated by your microbiota, based on the impact of your nutrition and life history.
Prebiotics are substances found in some foods or added to others that act as food for your microbiota. Their function is to promote the growth of beneficial bacteria to maintain a balanced system.
Probiotics are live microorganisms, such as bacteria and yeast, produced in a laboratory, which can be taken as a dietary supplement depending on your test results.
Yes, Microgenesis has been used with IVF treatments to increase success rates. There are several aspects to consider, and we would be happy to work with your doctor to help you achieve the best possible results.
Absolutely yes, microgenesis has successfully helped many women become mothers even after multiple failed IVF treatments.
Microbiome testing at Microgenesis helps identify the unique microbial composition of the reproductive system and enables personalized treatment plans to optimize fertility outcomes.

They are prescribed during your follow-up visit with your doctor, and you can download the corresponding list of products and dosages from the Microgenesis portal.
We are unable to send or receive lab results by email due to various government regulations regarding the management of patient medical records. Results will be available on our Patient Portal. If you have been requested prior or additional tests, you can upload them to your patient portal and notify us by email for review.
Once the results are ready, you'll receive an email notification to schedule a free consultation with the Microgenesis team. They'll explain what your profile means and what changes will be necessary. A report will be published with all the information and links to purchase your supplements.
Weight loss is common in the first few weeks of the program, but if the loss continues, we suggest consulting with your nutrition team about increasing your calorie intake.

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