Treatment of female infertility and improvement of IVF pregnancy rate with physical therapy manual technique

The purpose of the study: to evaluate the effectiveness of soft tissue treatment in (1) facilitating natural fertility and (2) improving IVF fertility in women with a history of abdominal-pelvic adhesions. 53 Infertile women in pre-menopausal age were treated with normal therapy for 10-20 hours. they received. 17 patients who had a chance of natural pregnancy were placed in the natural fertility group and 36 patients were placed in the IVF group. The treatment was specifically to resolve the biomechanical disorders of the pelvis, sacrum, and coccyx, and the limitation of soft tissue and visceral movement due to adhesions on the reproductive organs. and affects the adjacent structure, was designed. Results: Out of 14 patients who remained in the normal pregnancy category, 10 people became pregnant within one year and 9 people had a full-term delivery. Among these 9 people, 3 people also reported the next pregnancy, which shows the long-term effects of the treatment. Of the 25 people who remained in the IVF group, pregnancy was seen in 22 cases.