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Preguntas Frecuentes
En Microgenesis entendemos que puedas tener muchas preguntas en cuanto a nuestra prueba única de microbiota y la restauración correspondiente. Hemos recopilado algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes para ayudarle a tomar una decisión informada. Nuestro producto está respaldado por años de investigación líder sobre la conexión entre el microbioma, la inflamación y la fertilidad. Si tiene alguna pregunta adicional que no esté respondida aquí, no dude en contactarnos a través de nuestro botón de chat en la parte inferior derecha de nuestra página.

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Q: How does the microbiome affect fertility, and what role do antibiotics play in this process?A: At Microgenesis, we understand that the microbiome, which is the collection of microorganisms living within your body, plays a crucial role in overall health, including fertility. A balanced and healthy microbiome is essential for reproductive health, as it helps regulate hormones, supports the immune system, and maintains the integrity of reproductive organs. When the microbiome is disrupted, often due to factors such as poor diet, stress, or the use of antibiotics, it can lead to imbalances in vaginal, gut, and even seminal microbiota. Antibiotics, while effective at treating infections, can also kill beneficial bacteria, which may disrupt this balance and potentially impair fertility. For instance, an imbalanced vaginal microbiome can lead to conditions like bacterial vaginosis, which has been linked to infertility and complications in pregnancy. At Microgenesis, we take a personalized approach to fertility treatment, which includes assessing and optimizing the microbiome. We may recommend probiotics or other lifestyle changes as part of your treatment plan to restore microbial balance, thus enhancing fertility. If antibiotics are necessary for any underlying infections, we ensure they are used judiciously and in conjunction with strategies to support the microbiome. By addressing these factors, we aim to improve your reproductive health and increase your chances of conception.
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Q: Can taking antibiotics have a negative impact on fertility?Yes, taking antibiotics can potentially have a negative impact on fertility. Antibiotics can disrupt the balance of bacteria in the body, including the microbiome of the reproductive system, which may affect fertility. Additionally, certain antibiotics have been found to have potential detrimental effects on sperm and egg quality. It is important to consult with a fertility physician, such as Microgenesis, to understand the potential impact of antibiotics on your fertility and to explore alternative options if necessary. Microgenesis offers personalized fertility assessments and treatment plans tailored to each individual's unique needs, including considerations for factors such as antibiotic use and its potential impact on fertility.
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Can I continue taking supplements and the Microgenesis Restoration Program if I need to take antibiotics?If a doctor has indicated an antibiotic treatment for a diagnosed infection, do not stop supplementation while taking doctor approved antibiotics.
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Can too much Sugar affect my fertility?Too much sugar can cause an imbalance of bacteria that causes Inflammation and decreased fertility.
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What is a prebiotic?Prebiotics are substances found in some foods or added to others, which act as nutrients for the good bacteria in the intestine. Its function is to improve the balance of the intestinal microbiota and promote the growth of beneficial bacteria.
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What is a probiotic?Probiotics are live microorganisms, such as bacteria and yeast, that can help the health of the digestive system and the body in general. They can be taken as dietary supplements according to your lab results.
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Will doctors prescribe me medications?If the testing shows that there is an imbalance in your microbiota, our doctors will analyze what type of imbalance profile you are having and what prebiotics, probiotics and/or supplements you need to return your microbiota to a healthy balance. For that they will issue the corresponding supplements and dosages. They will also go over any meal and exercise recommendations that will help bring balance to your microbiota, reduce inflammation and improve fertility.
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When are the prescriptions for the prebiotics, probiotics and minerals I require delivered?They are prescribed during the return consultation with the doctors and you can download the corresponding list of products and dosages by logging into the Microgenesis Patient Portal.
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When and how do I schedule the nutrition consultation?After the follow-up consultation, it is important that you book your consultation with the nutrition team to finish personalizing your meal plan. Make sure you have read the plan according to your profile to optimize the consultation time.
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What happens if I can't find what the doctors prescribe in the exact quantities and weights?You should consult by email with the doctor with whom you had the follow-up consultation for advice or solutions and where to find the necessary products. If doubts and/or difficulties continue to persist, it may be necessary to request a new medical consultation at a minimal cost.
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When do I start the Program with taking the supplements and starting the diet?Once you have purchased the supplements and have completed both queries, you are ready to start! Enter the program start date on the Microgenesis Patient Portal to unlock tracking. From time to time you will answer self-quizzes that will automatically evaluate your progress in the program. In addition, our medical team will review your medical history every time you answer them and can notify you in case an extra consultation might be necessary.
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Why do I have to stop probiotics at the end of 75 days?The strains, concentration and duration of taking probiotics are designed to correct your specific imbalance diagnosed according to your microbiota lab results. After the 75 days your microbiota should be returning to balanced levels and we do not recommend continuing them because they may start to cause overgrowth of bacterial species and a different microbiota imbalance.
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Since I started taking supplements my intestinal symptoms have increased, is this normal?Although individually indicated probiotics are well tolerated, symptoms such as gas, bloating, diarrhea and constipation may appear during the first weeks. If they persist, you should request an appointment with the nutritionist to help balance the intake of foods that could be causing these discomforts.
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Can I add fermented foods when finishing probiotics?We suggest NOT adding fermented foods or foods with added probiotics. It is best to stick to the recommended eating plan for your profile, since it already contains the prebiotics necessary to maintain the balance of your microbiota.
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How do I continue with the eating plan after 75 days?Most pregnancies occur after 75 days, so we recommend continuing with the eating plan until day 150.
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How do I continue with the eating plan after 150 days?The suggested eating plan is designed for the specific imbalance detected in your intestinal flora. Once the 150 days have passed, we recommend that you continue eating a varied, natural diet followed by a professional nutrition specialist.
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I am losing weight very quickly, is this normal?Weight loss is common in the first weeks of the program, but if the loss is continuous, we suggest consulting with a nutrition specialist to increase calorie consumption.
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Can I continue with the meal plan while pregnant?We have specific plans for the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. Contact the nutrition team so we can coordinate a consultation and send it to you.
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When can I try to get pregnant?At Microgenesis we recommend that it be between 60 and 150 days after starting the program.
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Why can't I try to get pregnant before 60 days?We recommend waiting 60 days to before trying to become pregnant because it is the minimum time needed to reduce inflammation restore balance to your microbiota.
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Can I exercise if I am likely to be pregnant or after an embryo transfer?Yes, you can continue doing low-impact physical activity such as walking, cycling, swimming
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Should I perform a new microbiota test?A retest is not necessary, but if you decide to do so, write to us at info@microgenesis.net. We recommend a minimum of 6 months between testing and retesting.
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Do supplements affect the embryo in case of pregnancy?The Restoration products are nutraceuticals and generally recognized as safe with no side effects. If you find out that you are pregnant during the duration of the Restoration Program, it is recommended that you consult with a professional about continuing to take them.
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How does microbiome testing benefit fertility treatments at Microgenesis?Microbiome testing at Microgenesis helps identify the unique microbial composition in the reproductive system, allowing for personalized treatment plans to optimize fertility outcomes.
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How long does it take for the test results to be available?Testing results may take between 15 and 21 days from the moment it is received in the Microgenesis laboratory.
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Can I receive the results in my email box?We are not allowed to send your test results via email because of various government regulations regarding the handling of patient medical records. The results will be available on our secure Patient Portal after the included follow-up consultation with a Microgenesis specialist. Once your test results are ready you will receive an email notification to schedule your free consultation to discuss with our OBGYN specialist . The Microgenesis doctor will work with you and discuss what the lab results and profile mean and what restoration treatment might be necessary to restore the balance of your microbiota and improve your fertility potential.
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What happens if you can't make any of the medical or nutrition appointments?Cancellation or rescheduling of all consultations must be made at least 24 hours in advance. If you make a change at the last minute, you must pay the equivalent of half of the consultation.
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Is there a buffer or tolerance time in the medical appointment schedule?Yes. The waiting or buffer tolerance time is 10 minutes. Please be ontime for your consultation.
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What should I do if I have symptoms of urinary or gynecological infection during treatment?In case of symptoms that suggest the existence of an infection, we suggest consulting a doctor and carrying out specific urine studies to confirm the need to use antibiotics. Remember that yeast overgrowth can have similar symptoms and the medical treatment is different.
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Is there any kind of discount on the total cost?Yes, If the payment is made in full via a Bank Transfer their is discount.
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Can I pay at Microgenesis and have the sample taken there?No, it's not possible. The Microgenesis test is a self-test that you can perform at home. If you get your Microgenesis Test Kit from your Fertility Clinic you can discuss with them to do the test at home or at their clinic.
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How do I improve my microbiome? AIAt Microgenesis, we understand the importance of a healthy microbiome in fertility and overall health. To improve your microbiome, consider incorporating a variety of fiber-rich foods such as fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and legumes into your diet. These foods provide prebiotics that help nourish beneficial gut bacteria. Consuming probiotic-rich foods like yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, and kimchi can also help introduce beneficial bacteria into your gut. Additionally, reducing stress levels, getting enough sleep, and avoiding unnecessary antibiotics can contribute to a balanced and healthy microbiome. Our team can also provide personalized recommendations and support to optimize your microbiome for fertility and overall wellness.
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What is the difference between microbiome and microbiota?Microbiome refers to the collective genetic material of all microorganisms in a particular environment, while microbiota refers to the actual microorganisms themselves.
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What is the difference between DNA, RNA, and MicroRNA?DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) carries genetic information, RNA (Ribonucleic Acid) helps in protein synthesis, and MicroRNA regulates gene expression.
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ĀæQuĆ© es la microbiota?La microbiota estĆ” compuesta tanto por las cĆ©lulas de tu organismo como por los microbios que la pueblan normalmente, pueden ser bacterias, virus u hongos. Esos microbios son buenos y necesarios para el equilibrio del cuerpo y el funcionamiento de todo el sistema. Cuando la microbiota se desequilibra, comienza a aparecer la inflamaciĆ³n y los trastornos de salud.
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Q: How does the microbiome affect fertility, and what role do antibiotics play in this process?A: At Microgenesis, we understand that the microbiome, which is the collection of microorganisms living within your body, plays a crucial role in overall health, including fertility. A balanced and healthy microbiome is essential for reproductive health, as it helps regulate hormones, supports the immune system, and maintains the integrity of reproductive organs. When the microbiome is disrupted, often due to factors such as poor diet, stress, or the use of antibiotics, it can lead to imbalances in vaginal, gut, and even seminal microbiota. Antibiotics, while effective at treating infections, can also kill beneficial bacteria, which may disrupt this balance and potentially impair fertility. For instance, an imbalanced vaginal microbiome can lead to conditions like bacterial vaginosis, which has been linked to infertility and complications in pregnancy.
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ĀæMicrogenesis ofrece dos Programas? ĀæCuĆ”les son las diferencias entre cada uno de ellos?Microgenesis tiene dos Programas en la actualidad. Nuestro enfoque original se centra en potenciar la capacidad reproductiva de las mujeres. Un segundo Programa tiene como objetivo mejorar el bienestar general y la salud integral de las personas.
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ĀæEl Programa de Microgenesis puede ser una soluciĆ³n para mĆ?Depende de diversas variables. Aconsejamos reservar una cita online con uno de nuestros mĆ©dicos para explicarte en quĆ© consiste el programa, cĆ³mo se realiza el test, por quĆ© es importante y quĆ© pasos hay que seguir para realizarlo.
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ĀæAdĆ³nde estĆ”n localizadas las oficinas de Microgenesis? ĀæOfrecen consultas presenciales?La direcciĆ³n fĆsica de la oficina de Microgenesis es Lavalle 1882, Departamento 1, Ciudad AutĆ³noma de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Microgenesis no ofrece consultas mĆ©dicas presenciales.
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ĀæCuĆ”les son los datos de contacto de Microgenesis?Si usted tiene una urgencia, duda, pregunta o inconveniente, puede comunicarse a travĆ©s de los siguientes medios de comunicaciĆ³n: WhatsApp de AdministraciĆ³n y LogĆstica: +54 11 4823-3317 info@microgenesis.net Ćrea MĆ©dica (dudas sobre prescripciones, suplementaciĆ³n o sobre salud) consultas@microgenesis.net Ćrea de NutriciĆ³n: nutricion@microgenesis.net Reclamos: reclamos@microgenesis.net
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What does the Microgenesis Microbiome test tell me?The Microgenesis Microbiome test provides a analysis of the microbial composition in your gut, allowing you to gain valuable insight into your digestive health. This test analyzes the diversity and abundance of bacteria in your gut, as well as identifies any potential imbalances or dysbiosis that may be present. Understanding the microbiome can provide important information about your overall health, including nutrient absorption, immune function, and inflammation levels. By identifying specific bacteria present in the gut, this test can also provide personalized recommendations for dietary and lifestyle changes to optimize your gut health. With the Microgenesis Microbiome test, you can take proactive steps to support your digestive system and overall well-being.
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What is included the Microgenesis wellness program?Test kit (with shipping and return service) Lab analysis of your microRNA from your vaginal sample Report with your inflammatory profile associated with your microbiome signature Personalized recovery program Customized dietary plan Supplementation plan (supplements are not included) Physical activity plan 30 Minute consultation with our medical team to explain results 30 Minute consultation with our nutrition team to explain meal plan
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What is involved in the Microgenesis test and microbiome analysis?MIcrogenesis specialists use advanced lab equipment to study a very small molecule called MicroRNA. From the analysis we can create a profile that explains the imbalance of your microbiome. It is also possible that the result we obtain is normal and your reproductive health difficulties are not due to an imbalance in the microbiota.
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What is included in the Microgenesis Test Kit?The Microgenesis Test Kit is an at home self-test that includes a swab and the materials necessary to take a sample and send it back to Microgenesis Lab for analysis.
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Is the testing only vaginal?Yes, the test is only vaginal because we measure microRNAs that move from the intestinal barrier to the reproductive system
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What is the entire testing process like?In your Microgenesis Test Kit box, you'll find a QR code to access instructions on connecting and registering on the Microgenesis Patient Portal. on the portal you will have access to information and a video on how to collect your sample and send it back to Microgenesis lab.
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Do I have to register my kit?Yes! Registering on the Microgenesis Patient Portal is important! Scanning the QR and registering the kit starts the process and allows us to track your sample at our lab and allows us to share the results with you.
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Do I need to have an account as a Microgenesis patient?Yes, This is part of the registration process and it is essential. Scan the QR code and create your account on the Microgenesis Patient Portal. You will be required to enter your email address and other information so we can share your lab results with you and schedule a consultation to discuss next steps based on your results to increase your fertility potential.
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How is the sample sent to the laboratory?To send the sample to Microgenesis you can contact the Customer Service and Logistics Area. Microgenesis we will send a transport with the necessary cold storage to safely store your sample and bring it to the laboratory.
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Are there special requirements for taking and sending sample?The Microgenesis Test Kit comes with a preservation tube that allows the sample to be preserved for a few days at room temperature and up to 30 days with refrigeration.. We recommend you store it in the refrigerator in until sent to put lab. DO NOT PUT IN FREEZER.
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Are there special requirements or conditions before collecting my sample and using the Microgenesis at home test kit?Yes there are a few requirements: It is essential that in the previous 72 hours: you have not had sexual relations, You have not taken antibiotics, you have not had episodes of diarrhea and you have not used vaginal products. At the time of sample collection: not be menstruating. There should be no blood in the sample. Conservation of the sample: The tube contains a preservative that allows the sample to last up to 30 days at room temperature. We recommend you store it in the refrigerator in case of any inconvenience. Return of the sample: inside the kit, you will find instructions with all the instructions for your sample to arrive at our laboratory. Once you have shipped it to us, relax! Now it's our turn to work. If anything in the collection kit is damaged or needs to be replaced we can send a new TestKit free of charge. Please contact our customer support if you have any questions or concerns.
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