Understanding the Importance of the Vaginal and Seminal Microbiome

I am joined by Dr. Golnoush Golshirazi, CEO and founder of ScreenMe. We discuss the importance of the vaginal and seminal microbiome in women's and men's health. Golnoush explains that the vaginal microbiome is a diverse ecosystem of microorganisms that plays a crucial role in protecting the reproductive system and modulating the immune system. Dysbiosis, or an imbalanced microbiome, can lead to recurring infections and fertility complications. However, traditional testing methods, such as cultures and PCR, are limited in their accuracy and scope. ScreenMe offers next-generation sequencing (NGS) tests that provide a more comprehensive and detailed analysis of the vaginal and seminal microbiome. The results can help guide personalized treatment plans and improve fertility outcomes. Takeaways The vaginal microbiome is a diverse ecosystem of microorganisms that protects the reproductive system and modulates the immune system. Dysbiosis, or an imbalanced vaginal microbiome, can lead to recurring infections and fertility complications. Traditional testing methods, such as cultures and PCR, are limited in their accuracy and scope. ScreenMe offers next-generation sequencing (NGS) tests that provide a more comprehensive and detailed analysis of the vaginal and seminal microbiome. NGS test results can guide personalized treatment plans and improve fertility outcomes. See Screen Me website for more information about the vaginal and seminal microbiome and testing. 💛 To find out more about working with us you can book a free 15 minute Discovery Call. 💛 You can work with us to support your fertility both online and across four London clinics. 💛 For more information and access to all our webinars, support events and community come and join our fertility support group ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Don't Tell Me To RELAX. 💛 For emotional support we have The Pocket Hug: a little guide to help you through. Available for free ⁠⁠here.

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