Dr. Diana Mihai is a highly skilled doctor who knows much about pregnancy and women’s health. She studied at Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy, where she earned her PhD in obstetrics and gynecology. Besides her doctor work, Dr. Mihai also holds essential positions in medical organizations. She’s Vice President and Trainer at the International Association of Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine and the Romanian Society of Aesthetic Gynecology President. She’s certified in obstetrics and gynecology and has received training internationally. 

Diana helps women give birth, either naturally or through surgery, depending on what’s best for them. She has also translated important international books about women’s health and pregnancy, including those about emergencies and fetal medicine. She’s part of the Romanian Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology group, where she shares her knowledge and learns from others.

Diana is a specialist who helps couples facing challenges with infertility. She offers various treatments like stimulating ovaries, using donor sperm for insemination, and advanced techniques like in vitro fertilization. She also skillfully performs surgical procedures to address issues with the reproductive organs, such as the fallopian tubes, uterus, and ovaries.

In her presentations, both in Romania as well as internationally, Diana covers various fascinating fertility-related topics. From preserving fertility in conditions like endometriosis to helping cancer patients preserve their chances of having children. She also delves into the success rates of different fertility treatments, therefore explores the risks associated with embryo transfer methods, and sheds light on how endometriosis affects fertility. Diana’s work addresses complex medical issues and raises important questions about ethics and the future of reproductive health.

Overall, Diana offers comprehensive support to couples struggling with infertility, providing counselling and a range of treatments such as ovary stimulation, in vitro fertilization, and surgical interventions for issues with reproductive organs. Her expertise extends to addressing fertility preservation needs in conditions like endometriosis and cancer patients. Moreover, her presentations at national and international congresses cover crucial topics, including the ethics of human embryo use, surgical interventions for endometriosis-related infertility, and comparative analyses of different fertility treatments. Through her work, Diana offers practical solutions and contributes significantly to understanding fertility-related mechanisms, ultimately advancing the field of reproductive health.