EMMA provides a thorough assessment of endometrial health by analysing the microbiome. This detailed evaluation helps in understanding the microbial environment within the uterus, which is crucial for successful implantation.
A primary purpose of EMMA is to identify dysbiosis, which is an imbalance between beneficial and harmful bacteria in the endometrium. Dysbiosis can lead to implantation failure, recurrent pregnancy loss, and other fertility issues.
EMMA offers valuable information that can enhance the outcomes of fertility treatments. By understanding the specific microbial environment of the endometrium, fertility specialists can personalise and determine treatment types to improve the chances of a successful pregnancy.