Advantages and disadvantages of luteal phase ovulation induction

Inducing ovulation during the follicular phase is a common method. In other words, during the ovulation period, in vitro fertilization egg retrieval and then artificial insemination are performed, which can promote the success of women's pregnancy. For women with infertility, this method can increase the chance of pregnancy. Of course, this method also has certain disadvantages. Therefore, women with infertility must go to a reliable hospital for examination in time, and avoid menarche during the ovulation induction period.

With the proposal of the uterine development wave theory, some patients with low ovarian function have too few eggs during their menstrual period. During the follicular phase, the developing egg wave can be used for in vitro fertilization after ovulation induction. The proposal of this method plan provides another idea for ovulation induction for these patients.

The follicular phase ovulation induction plan starts about 3 days after B-ultrasound confirms ovulation or IVF egg retrieval. When B-ultrasound shows that the diameter of the egg is no more than 10mm, ovulation induction medication begins. Ovulation induction drugs can be taken orally or injected. The dosage is slightly higher than the dosage for follicular phase ovulation induction. The chorionic gonadotropin bolt is also given after the uterus grows to more than 17mm, and IVF egg retrieval is performed 36 hours later.

The follicular phase ovulation induction program provides another supplementary program for patients with poor ovarian response and reduced ovarian reserve. It is flexible and has many variations in the cycle. However, there is no large-scale data to support the application of this program in countries around the world at present, and more application experience needs to be accumulated. In addition, after the oocytes obtained from the follicular phase ovulation induction program produce test tube embryos, the whole embryos need to be frozen, and the frozen embryos need to be regenerated and transplanted after the menarche, and the menarche should be avoided during the ovulation induction period.

The methods of follicular phase ovulation induction have been introduced in detail above. After a comprehensive understanding of the methods of follicular phase ovulation induction, many women who want to have a baby can use the ovulation method introduced above. I believe that by using the ovulation method introduced above, they can enable themselves to use such a method, and the probability of pregnancy will be greatly increased.