Sunday, 20 September 2015

Tighten breasts: 20th september 2015

Home remedies to firm up sagging breasts:

Some effective home remedies to lift up/ firm up sagging breasts are suggested in the following which are surly going to hell you out tighten breasts naturally. So here we go through these simple but effective breasts tightening tips
  1. Take an equal amount of yogurt and vitamin E (available at medical stores). Mix both ingredients well till it makes an equal paste. Now apply this paste on your breasts and start massaging with your finger tips in circular movement till the end of at least 30minutes for best and quicker results. After this leave this for almost more 40minutes to let it get absorbed. In last step take Luke warm water mixed in rose water and wash out that greasy paste. This home remedy works as emergency results/ mean you will find your breasts well tighten after applying this technique from day 1st.
  2. Beat white liquid of an egg in cream apply this paste under your breasts for about 40minutes. Take the juice of an onion with double amount of fresh water and wash out breasts with this water. This home remedy works well to lift up your breasts.
  3. Take ¼ cup of fenugreek powder and make a paste with help of water. Massage with this paste on breasts for 15 minutes and then leave for further 10 minutes. This tip is good to tighten your breasts as well as making good increase in breasts size.

    Yoga postures to tighten breasts:

    Yoga performs well in tightening breasts. Try the below given yoga postures in order to firm up your sagging breasts;
    • Utthita Trikonasana (Triangle Pose)
    • Uttanasana (standing forward bend)
    • Bhujangasana (Cobra Pose)
    • Shirsasana (Headstand)
    • Viparita Karani (Inverted Leg Stretch)
    • Ushtrashasana (Camel pose)
    • Dwikonasana (Double Angle Pose)

      Weight lifting :

      Weight lifting in laid position can also help you tighten breasts naturally. Lift up weight in three steps, as lower as touching your breasts with your elbows at first step, the second step goes a bit upper near your shoulder and at third stage your lifted weight must go upper your head level. Repeat this breast tightening exercise at least 30 times in two sets of day.

      How to tighten breasts after Pregnancy

      Pregnancy roles strong to loosen up breasts skin as they pass through certain changes in different periods of time respectively milk production procedure and then breastfeeding after giving birth. It is not as easy as to reshape soon after pregnancy as the muscles are too much stretched from that of their normal stage. However with little extra care and few exercise steps can help you out this embarrassing condition. So its up to you how actively you concentrate on how to tighten your breasts as it seems quite difficult after passing through pregnancy as at that stage you often get lazy.

      How to Firm up Sagging Breasts with Exercise:

      Swimming:

      Swimming works wonderfully against sagging breasts. Draw a swimming schedule in your routine and see your sagging breast firmed up after few weeks.

      Push-ups:

      Tighten your breasts as quicker as you want after adopting push-ups in your exercise. Do not rise up your legs or shoulders from the floor during exercise. You are definitely going to firm up/tighten your sagging breasts with this easiest exercise in a short period of time.

Winter Skin 20th september 2015

Winter Skin  What are the signs? 
       
The telltale symptoms of dry skin are easy to spot: Skin just generally feels drier and tighter. Other signs may include roughness, itching, severe redness, flaking and scaling. Sometimes pores become less visible or skin may look dull. In severe cases, skin may crack and bleed, especially on the hands and fingertips.                                                                                                            Why does it happen?

Sun exposure or cold, dry air can cause skin to become dehydrated. Dry skin is more common in the winter because the air contains less humidity. It can also be genetic or hereditary, or a natural effect of aging

What are your options?

  • Over-the-counter lotions, such as Eucerin and Curél, can relieve dryness and flaking. Or try a body cream that contains oil to help seal in moisture. Look for fragrance-free products with alpha hydroxy acids, which gently exfoliate to allow more water and moisture into the skin.
  • Avoid antibacterial and deodorant soaps, which can be harsh and drying. Instead, use a gentle cleanser, such as
    Dove or Aveeno, or a mild shower gel with added moisturizers.
  • Don't take extremely hot baths, or shower or soak in the tub for more than 10 minutes. Doing so breaks down your skin's natural protective oils, which keep it soft and smooth.
  • Use a humidifier during the winter. Central heating and space heaters can dry out the air in your home.
  • Choose natural, breathable
    fabrics, such as cotton and silk, for your bedding and innermost layer of clothing.
  • Drink plenty of water and other liquids to keep skin hydrated from the inside out. Omega-3s (essential fatty acids found in foods such as salmon, walnuts, flaxseed, soybeans and broccoli) can also help keep skin supple.
When should you worry?
See a dermatologist if dryness and itching keep you awake at night, if OTC lotions aren't working, if you have open sores or large areas of scaling or peeling skin, or if you develop an infection from scratching. You could have a more
serious condition such as eczema, psoriasis or another skin disorder.
Did you know?
  • Although everyone's skin changes with age, a man's skin tends to stay moist longer. That's because a woman's skin becomes much drier after menopause.
  • The best time to apply lotion is immediately after a shower or bath, when skin is still damp.
  • Since dry skin is extra-sensitive, it's important protect it from the sun, especially if it's snowing (snow can reflect as much as 80 percent of the sun's rays). Apply SPF 15 or
    higher every day to your face, neck and ears.

Friday, 19 June 2015

HOMEMADE BEAUTY TIPS 19th june 2015


HOMEMADE BEAUTY TIPS.                                                                                                     Barley Powder   1 tabel spoon                              Honey               1 tea spoon                                 Lime Juice        1/2 tea spoon                                                                                         Apply on your face and rinse your face after 20 minutes.                                                                                                                                                                                                                       Now look your face

buty tips 19th june 2015

  • اگر آپ چاہتے ہیں کہ آپ کا چہرہ پُر کشش نظر آئے تو درج ذیل ٹپس آزمائیے
  • ·     چینی کو پیس کر ایک ڈبے میں رکھ لیں۔ ہر چار یا پانچ دن کے بعد منہ دھوتے ہوئے صابن لگائیں اور پھر ایک چٹکی پسی ہوئی چینی لے کر چہرے پر مساج کریں۔ بلیک ہیڈز والی جگہوں پر خاص توجہ دیں اور پھر چہرہ دھولیں۔ اس عمل سے چہرہ جگمگا اُٹھے گا۔
  • ·     اگر آپ کی جلد خشک ہے تو تازہ دودھ کو اُبالنے سے پہلے اس کے اُوپر جو تھوڑا سا گھی نظر آتا ہے اسے چہرے پر لگا کر کچھ دیر کے لیے چھوڑ دیں اور پھر صاف پانیچہرہ دھولیں۔ سے 
  •  اس سے جلد میں چمک پیدا ہو جاتی ہے۔

  • ·     بیسن، سُوکھا ہوا دودھ، ہلدی اور شہد کا آمیزہ بنائیں اور اسے بیس منٹ کے لیے چہرے پر لگائیں۔ اس سے چہرے کی جلد نرم اور رنگت صاف ہو جاتی ہے۔
  • ·     چکنی جلد کو تروتازہ رکھنے کے لیے انڈے کی سفیدی میں لیموں کا رس ملا کر ماسماسک کو چہرے پر لگا کر خشک ہونے دیں اور بیس منٹ کے بعد چہرہ دھولیں۔
  • ک بنائیں۔ اس 
  • ·     اگر آپ چاہتے ہیں کہ کسی تقریب میں جانے سے پہلے آپ کا چہرہ تروتازہ نظر آئے تو انڈے کی زردی میں لیموں کا رس ملا کر لگائیں۔ بیس منٹ کے بعد صاف پانی سے چہرہ دھولیں۔ اس ماسک کو لگانے کے بعد میک اپ بہت اچھا ہوتا ہے اور چہرہ دمک اُٹھتا ہے۔

Thursday, 18 June 2015

Zoology Education 18th june 2015

Zoology Education Information

Degrees in zoology are available at the bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree levels. Undergraduate programs can provide students with an introduction to biological research and prepare graduates for work in the field assisting other researchers. These programs can also give students the foundation they need to embark on graduate studies in related fields, such as biology or veterinary medicine. Graduate programs allow for specializations in areas like ecology, conservation or a particular animal species. Zoology students often participate in lab research and outdoor fieldwork.
A bachelor's degree is usually the minimum requirement for zoology positions, but most research work requires an advanced degree. For instance, a bachelor's degree can lead to a job as a zookeeper, a veterinary assistant, an animal caretaker or a marine animal trainer. Advanced degree programs in zoology can lead to a career as a veterinarian, zoologist, university professor or independent researcher.

skin layars 18th june 2015

The Epidermis

You see, the sun's light rays travel through space, then through the Earth's atmosphere, and finally hit your skin as you lie on the beach sipping a non-alcoholic piña colada with a little umbrella sticking out of the glass.
The stratum lucidum layer of the epidermis is typically only found in certain body parts
Stratum Lucidum
The first, topmost, or superficial, layer of the skin the sun's rays hit is called the epidermis. Again, the epidermis is the outermost layer of the skin. The epidermis is itself made up of several layers. From outer to innermost, they are the:
  • Stratum corneum
  • Stratum lucidum
  • Stratum granulosum
  • Stratum spinosum
  • Stratum basale
Do note, however, that the stratum lucidum is typically only found in places like the soles of your feet or the palms of your hand. Regardless, it's pretty easy to remember the exact order of the layers of the epidermis. Since we're on the topic of possible sunburns, the coolest mnemonic to remember the layers of the epidermis from top to bottom, or superficial to deepest, is:
'Come, Let's Get Sun Burn'.
Each word's first letter represents the first letter of each layer. In case you were wondering, theepidermis is actually the layer of skin that is primarily affected in most cases of sunburn and begins to peel off if damaged by the light's dangerous UV rays.

Types of Skin Cells

However, your skin isn't a weakling, and does have a defense mechanism that tries to fight off dangerous ultraviolet rays found in sunlight. In the deepest layer of the epidermis, the stratum basale, which is also sometimes called the basal layer, are cells called melanocytes. These are cells that produce the pigment melanin. It is this substance, melanin, which determines the skin color of an individual. Those with larger amounts of melanin in their skin have darker skin, or their skin darkens with more exposure to sunlight.
Melanocytes in the basal layer of the epidermis produce the pigment melanin
Melanocytes in Basal Layer
Basically, as the sunlight hits your skin, the light rays stimulate the production of melanin by melanocytes. Since the majority of melanin is called eumelanin, which is a brownish black color, your skin begins to darken as more melanin is produced. Keep in mind that this melanin isn't produced to give you a nice tan for aesthetic reasons, but instead, helps protect you from cancer-causing ultraviolet radiation found in the sunlight that is baking and peeling your skin off at the beach. At least the pale vampires who come out after twilight don't have to worry about this.
Pale vampires aside, your epidermis has other cells that are quite important. One of these cells are called keratinocytesKeratinocytes are cells that eventually die in order to comprise the majority of the stratum corneum. The keratinocytes actually originate in the stratum basale, but as they mature and age, they move from the deepest to the most superficial layer of the epidermis.As yucky as that might sound, the keratinocytes do play a lot of important roles. One of these roles actually involves the melanin produced by melanocytes. The keratinocytes take up and store some of the melanin produced by the melanocytes, and this gives your skin an extra layer of protection from the damaging ultraviolet radiation of the sun's light rays.
Keratinocytes store melanin, giving skin an extra layer of protection from UV rays
Keratinocytes Store Melanin
In addition to housing young keratinocytes and melanocytes, the basal layer of your skin also contains other cells, such as Merkel cells, which are cells that are important in the sensation of touch.
With all of that in mind, I do have an important point to make. The topmost layer of your skin we are going over, the epidermis, is made up of something called 'squamous' cells, which are basically a bunch of really flat cells. Bearing those squamous cells in mind, the 'basal' layer of the epidermis where the 'Merkel' cells and 'melanocytes' are located, it should come as absolutely no shocker that: 

Sensitive Skin Care 18th june 2015








How you respond to treatment depends on the daily care of your skin and the types of products you use. Sensitive skin needs a lot of TLC. Knowing your skin type and using the appropriate skin care products can make a difference between healthy and damaged skin.





All About Your Skin
The skin is the largest organ of the body; it is the most visible and has several functions. It acts as a barrier, protects you from temperature changes, and most importantly, it protects you from harm and is waterproof.
Yet, it is very permeable to many substances, including fragrances, dyes, and chemicals introduced to it by lotions, creams, patches or whatever it is in contact with. The skin has several layers. The outer layer and the one we see is called epidermis. This is composed of epithelial cells, which are one of the four main cell types in the body. The cells of this layer are shed regularly and new ones take their place. The rate of cell turnover slows down with aging. With little care of the skin, the rate may also slow down, causing build up of dead cells and premature aging.
The deeper layer is called dermis, which provides the structural support and flexibility or elasticity of the skin. This is where collagen and elastin are formed. The blood supply for the epidermis is also contained here.
Your skin has natural moisturizing factors to help retain water. If the moisture in the skin decreases, skin cells starts to break down and your skin becomes dull, thick, rough and scaly looking. The skin maintains smoothness and flexibility due to hydration and proper daily care.
Causes of Sensitive Skin
Certain irritants damage the skin barrier, cause loss of water and make it harder for your skin to stay smooth and pliable.
These include:
  • Detergents such as sodium lauryl sulfate in skin care products
  • Excessive use of harsh soap
  • Irritating ingredients in daily used skin care, such as salicylic acid, fragrances, and plant extracts or essential oils
  • Not cleaning away dirt, bacteria, or dead cells properly
  • Use of products with petrolatum, beeswax, lanolin, essential oils
If these factors are not addressed and you continue to use irritating products, the result can be eczema, psoriasis, extreme dry skin, premature aging and other signs of sensitive skin.
The irritants in products are capable of causing cell damage, especially when used for long term. The harsher the skin care products and longer the use of them, the more likely damage results.
Get to Know Your Skin Type
First step is to get to know your skin type and how to take care of it daily:
1. Dry skin — The winter is when your skin is the driest. Reduced humidity can also dry the skin. Your skin often feels tight and dull looking. For this type of skin, special care is required since hydration and moisturizing are so important to healthy skin. Use a gentle lotion cleanser and wash your skin no more than two times a day, preferably morning and nighttime. Reapply moisturizer at midday, if need be. A facial mask with dead sea mud and kaolin clay can add vital nutrients to your skin and keep it soft and hydrated.
2. Oily, acne prone skin — You must keep acne prone skin clean. Wash your face at least two to three times a day to help keep a balance between water retention and natural oils of the skin. Only use skin care that are non-comedogenic (won’t clog skin). An oil-free moisturizer should be applied after cleansing. Although your skin is oily, a light oil-free moisturizer is needed. Exfoliating scrub that is gentle is helpful once or twice a week as well. This helps remove dead cells and allows new cells to surface.
3. Combination skin — Being both dry and oily can be a challenge to take care of. The forehead, nose or chin are usually oily, with the dry zone being the cheeks. Always use a gentle cleanser and light moisturizer. Clean your face once or twice a day.
The Best Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin
To reverse damaged sensitive skin, replace loss of moisture on the skin. Keeping your skin hydrated is very important. A good moisturizer should help increase the water content with ingredients that are similar to the natural components of the skin.
Hydration helps prevent the skin from becoming damaged and helps it to be resistant to drying. The ingredients that help with hydration include:
  • Lactic acids
  • Alpha hydroxyl acids
  • Glycerin
  • Antioxidants
Importance of Sunscreen
The sun along with ultraviolet radiation is essential for the production of vitamin D. However, too much sun is not a good thing and an enemy of your skin. UVA penetrates deep into the skin and can cause skin damage. UVB does not penetrate deep into the skin and is responsible for sunburn. Frequent sun exposure without protection can cause premature aging of the skin through the collagen and elastin fibers of the dermis. It can also lead to skin cancer. Protecting your face with a broad spectrum sunscreen is very important. The best and safest type for sensitive skin includes zinc oxide and titanium dioxide for UV protection.

Wednesday, 17 June 2015

6 Must Know Beauty Tips for Oily Skin 17th june 2015

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Beauty Tips for Oily Skin                                                                                                           Oily skin can take you through tough times as the sebaceous glands are over-active, producing excess sebum, contributing to a shiny, greasy-looking face and skin concerns such as acne, blackheads and whiteheads, enlarged or clogged pores etc. Pollution and dirt can even lead to comedones (skin-bumps) for those with very oily skin. The solution for this is to keep the oil production in control by following some simple beauty and skin care tips for oily skin.At the outset, you should know something positive about oily skin too. Oily skin is less prone to wrinkles and other signs of ageing primarily because the oil tends to lock the moisture into the epidermis which is the outermost layer of the skin.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       
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One of the tried and tested ways to control excess oil is to cleanse it and keep it clean at all times. It is important to cleanse your face twice or thrice daily to rid it of all the accumulated dirt and oil build-up which leads to clogged pores, acne etc. Gel-based or foaming cleansers is the best of the tips for oily skin. Look for cleansers/face washes that are oil-free. Medicated soaps are also useful for cleansing oily skin. However, do not resort to abrasive cleansing techniques as this will strip your skin of its natural moisture, leading to the sebaceous glands producing more oil. Look for a product that contains one or more of these ingredients: Salicylic Acid, Tea tree oil, Neem, Turmeric, Honey.

2. Scrubbing is Good for Oily Skin!:

It is imperative to exfoliate oily skin once or twice a week. This is another one of the very

Checkup: Winter Skin and moisturizers 17th june 2015

What are the signs?
The telltale symptoms of dry skin are easy to spot: Skin just generally feels drier and tighter. Other signs may include roughness, itching, severe redness, flaking and scaling. Sometimes pores become less visible or skin may look dull. In severe cases, skin may crack and bleed, especially on the hands and fingertips.
Why does it happen?
Sun exposure or cold, dry air can cause skin to become dehydrated. Dry skin is more common in the winter because the air contains less humidity. It can also be genetic or hereditary, or a natural effect of aging.
What are your options?
  • Over-the-counter lotions, such as Eucerin and Curél, can relieve dryness and flaking. Or try a body cream that contains oil to help seal in moisture. Look for fragrance-free products with alpha hydroxy acids, which gently exfoliate to allow more water and moisture into the skin.
  • Avoid antibacterial and deodorant soaps, which can be harsh and drying. Instead, use a gentle cleanser, such as Dove or Aveeno, or a mild shower gel with added moisturizers
  • shower or soak in the tub for more than 10 minutes. Doing so breaks down your skin's natural protective oils, which keep it soft and smooth.
  • Use a humidifier during the winter. Central heating and space heaters can dry out the air in your home.
  • Choose natural, breathable fabrics, such as cotton and silk, for your bedding and innermost layer of clothing.
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  • Drink plenty of water and other liquids to keep skin hydrated from the inside out. Omega-3s (essential fatty acids found in foods such as salmon, walnuts, flaxseed, soybeans and broccoli) can also help keep skin supple.

When should you worry?

See a dermatologist if dryness and itching keep you awake at night, if OTC lotions aren't working, if you have open sores or large areas of scaling or peeling skin, or if you develop an infection from scratching. You could have a more serious condition such as eczema, psoriasis or another skin disorder.
Did you know?
  • Although everyone's skin changes with age, a man's skin tends to stay moist longer. That's because a woman's skin becomes much drier after menopause.
  • The best time to apply lotion is immediately after a shower or bath, when skin is still damp.
  • Since dry skin is extra-sensitive, it's important protect it from the sun, especially if it's snowing (snow can reflect as much as 80 percent of the sun's rays). Apply SPF 15 or higher every day to your face, neck and ears.

BioMed Central 17th June 2015

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The article is universally and freely accessible via the Internet, in an easily readable format and deposited immediately upon publication, without embargo, in an agreed format - current preference is XML with a declared DTD - in at least one widely and internationally recognized open access repository (such as PubMed Central).
The  advance and in perpetuity, the right to use, reproduce or disseminate the research article in its entirety or in part, in any format or medium, provided that no substantive errors are introduced in the process, proper attribution of authorship and correct citation details are given, and that the bibliographic details are not changed. If the article is reproduced or disseminated in part, this must be clearly and unequivocally indicated.

Sunday, 14 June 2015

Increase breast size 15th June 2015

Are you unsatisfied by your natural breasts, but reluctant to undergo the time and expense of enlargement surgery? You're not alone. Today, many women are turning to a variety of natural methods to get bigger breasts without surgery. While the results from any of these methods will have a much subtler effect than implants, with the patience to try a variety of solutions, it's possible to see moderate improvement. However, it's important to note that many breast-enlarging "tricks" are not supported by scientific


evidence. Even with methods that do have some scientific credibility, success is not guaranteed. See Step 1 below to get started.A sensuous breast massage is considered as one of the most well-known tips to increase breast size. It triggers the body’s tissues and cells to release the endocrine hormones that causes 

Increase Blood Flow to the Penis 15th June 2015

If you want to increase the size of your penis, there are several herbs you can use to stimulate blood flow to the area and temporarily help it get fully erect. More permanent natural solutions to increase its length and width include making dietary changes, getting more exercise and losing weight around your midsection. Much simpler and safer than surgical enhancement, right? See Step 1 to learn more about how you can make your penis larger without resorting to drugs or surgery.through ginsenosides, a natural component of the plant. While there is no conclusive scientific evidence that ginseng causes the penis to get bigger, men who took ginseng extract tablets as part of a study in South Korea experienced better sexual function after taking the supplements for several weeks.[1]

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  • Ginseng contraindicates with several medications, and it can have negative side effects for people with certain cancers, heart disease, insomnia, and other disorders. Be sure to talk with your doctor before you begin taking ginkgo regularly.[2]
  • If you're considering taking ginseng supplements, look for a supplement labeled "Korean ginseng root" and take 500 mg per day.
  • Since herbal supplements are not regulated by the FDA, there is always a risk when taking them. Be sure to purchase the supplements from a reputable company, and never take more than the recommended dosage.aphrodisiac. It contains the photochemicals macamides and macaenes, which are said to boost energy and help men maintain erections. Because no conclusive scientific studies have been conducted on this substance, it's best to proceed with caution. Be sure to discuss it with your doctor before you start adding this supplement to your daily routine.
  • Eat watermelon. It's not an herb, but it has properties that might help increase the size and duration of erections in a similar way arginine. Watermelon contains an amino acid called citrulline, which gets converted into arginine and leads to the dilation of blood vessels.[6] The fact that watermelon contains citrulline is a relatively new finding, so no studies have been conducted to find out how well it really works or how much watermelon you'd have to eat to see the benefits. However, since watermelon is considered a superfood when it comes to men's health, you can't go wrong by eating plenty of it while it's in season


What sexual side effects 15th June 2015

Sex might be the last thing on your mind as you start thinking about cancer treatment options and cope with the anxiety that comes with a cancer diagnosis.
But as you start to feel more comfortable during cancer treatment and afterward, you'll want to get back to a "normal" life as much as you can. For many women, this includes resuming sexual intimacy.
An intimate connection with a partner can make you feel loved and supported as you go through your cancer treatment. But sexual side effects of cancer treatment can make resuming sex more difficult.
Find out if you're at risk of sexual side effects during and after cancer treatment and which treatments can cause these side effects.

Who's at risk of sexual side effects?

Women with the greatest risk of sexual side effects include those being treated for:
  • Bladder cancer
  • Breast cancer
  • Cervical cancer
  • Colon cancer
  • Ovarian cancer
  • Rectal cancer
  • Uterine cancer
  • Vaginal cancer
Treatment for any cancer carries the risk of causing physical changes to your body that can alter your body image and your sexuality. But having cancer also affects your emotions, no matter what type of cancer you have. For instance, you may feel anxious and worn out about your diagnosis, your treatment or your prognosis. These emotions can also affect your attitude toward sex and intimacy with your partner.



What sexual side effects are most common?

The treatment you receive and your type and stage of cancer will determine whether you experience sexual side effects. The most commonly reported side effects among women include:
  • Difficulty reaching climax
  • Less energy for sexual activity
  • Loss of desire for sex
  • Pain during penetration
  • Reduced size of the vagina
  • Vaginal dryness
Not all women will experience these side effects. Your doctor can give you an idea of whether your specific treatment will cause any of these

Woman Giving Birth 15th June 2015

A young woman in Belgium has become the first 

Woman Giving Birth

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ive birth to a healthy baby after having her fertility restored by a transplant of ovarian tissue that was removed and frozen when she was a child.
The pioneering treatment could lift the spectre of infertility for girls who undergo harsh chemotherapy or radiotherapy treatments at a young age when they do not yet have mature eggs that can be stored for use in the future.
The 27-year-old patient, who has asked to remain anonymous, gave birth to a healthy boy in November and was said to be overjoyed after suffering years of anxiety about her fertility since undergoing chemotherapy as a 13-year-old.
Isabelle Demeestere, the gynaecologist who led the trial at Erasme Hospital in Brussels, said: “This was like a victory for her, she was so happy after living with that uncertainty for years.”
The successful treatment could pave the way for fertility to be restored in many more women who until now have been unable to have children after being given medical treatments that caused damage to their ovaries, the scientist added.
“It’s the only option available for these children,” said Dr Demeestere. “It proves that immature tissue can be transplanted in adult patients. Even if you put the tissue in an adult environment, it will be activated.”
Fertility experts hailed the findings, published in the journal Human Reproduction, as a medical milestone.
Dr Geeta Nargund, medical director at Create Fertility, said: “This is a major breakthrough. It is one anecdotal case, but it’s immensely exciting. It demonstrates a natural conception and a healthy baby in a woman who simply would not have had this option until now.”