When is the best time to take ovulation-stimulating drugs?

In daily life, there are many situations that cause women to have poor ovulation periods, and therefore women need to take some ovulation-promoting drugs. How to take this ovulation-inducing drug also requires attention to the method. So, when and how to take the ovulation-inducing drug? Let’s find out below!

Doctors generally recommend that women start taking ovulation-inducing drugs from the fifth day after their menstrual period. However, it should be noted that women must take medication under the guidance of a doctor and must not take medication on their own, otherwise the risks are quite high. Not to mention failing to achieve the treatment effect, it may also affect their own health.

Before women undergo ovulation induction, it is recommended that they go to the hospital to check whether their hormone levels are normal. If the female hormone level is normal, then it is recommended to do a vaginal B-ultrasound examination to see if there are any patients in their uterus and ovaries, such as ovarian cysts and other adverse symptoms. If you have ovarian cysts, it is not recommended to perform ovulation-inducing activities this month. If everything is normal, it is generally necessary to start ovulation induction from the fifth day of the menstrual period. The ovulation process generally takes 4 to 5 days, or it may be 2 to 3 days, or 1 to 2 days. It is recommended that ladies do an ultrasound examination according to the development of their eggs, so as to determine the dosage and method of ovulation induction drugs with the help of a doctor.

A normal ovulation cycle for women requires close cooperation of the hypothalamus-pituitary gland, the pituitary gland and the uterus and ovaries. If there is a problem in any of the three, normal ovulation is impossible. This can lead to gynecological diseases such as amenorrhea and oligomenorrhea, which in turn lead to infertility.

The so-called ovulation promotion is to use the fact that all eggs have the opportunity to develop during a normal menstrual cycle to introduce growth hormone that can make the entire uterus develop. In order to overcome the competition between eggs, sufficient nutrition can allow them to grow and develop fully, and they are not likely to die due to lack of growth hormone.