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In a 2024 prospective case series, three women diagnosed with unexplained age-related infertility underwent multiwavelength red and near-infrared photobiomodulation (PBM) therapy. All had experienced significant fertility challenges, including failure to conceive naturally for over two years, recurrent miscarriages, molar pregnancy, non-viable embryos from IVF cycles, or unsuccessful implantation of genetically tested embryos (PGT-A). The PBM treatments used wavelengths between 600–1000 nm and were administered weekly or biweekly in the months leading up to natural conception or assisted reproductive procedures.

Following the course of treatment, each of the three women achieved a full-term pregnancy and delivered a healthy baby. The researchers reported improvements in fertility outcomes across all cases and noted no adverse effects. However, they emphasized that this was a small case series and that larger, controlled clinical trials are necessary to confirm the effectiveness, establish standardized treatment protocols, and better understand the biological mechanisms behind photobiomodulation in reproductive health.

PMID: 39685560 PMCID: PMC11642705