This article discusses recent studies that were unable to detect SARS-CoV-2 in the reproductive tracts of women who were newly diagnosed with COVID-19 and had mild symptoms or were asymptomatic. This editorial concludes that it may be feasible for patients who have been newly diagnosed with COVID-19 with mild symptoms or are asymptomatic to proceed with egg retrievals. One study reports that acute COVID-19 infection did not influence fertilization or embryo development, and other studies suggest that COVID-19 may influence embryo generation or embryo quality.
TRIGGERED WITH COVID: WHAT ARE MY CHANCES, DOC?
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NAMS 2021 UTIAN TRANSLATIONAL SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM SEPTEMBER 2021, WASHINGTON, DC CHARTING THE PATH TO HEALTH IN MIDLIFE AND BEYOND: THE BIOLOGY AND PRACTICE OF WELLNESS.
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