Experience of getting pregnant after chorionic vaginitis

In order to improve women's fertility, some women will use chorionic gonadotropin, which we often call chorionic gonadotropin. This is a very professional pregnancy-promoting process. For ordinary families who have just come into contact with it or hope to use this method to improve fertility, they are very concerned about the experience of getting pregnant after chorionic gonadotropin, so that they can better deal with it when it is carried out on themselves. Let’s take a look at the relevant experience below.

Our experience with getting pregnant after taking chorionic gonadotropin is that it usually takes three or four days to get pregnant. Chorionic gonadotropin is a glycoprotein hormone produced by the placenta and is extracted from the urine of pregnant women. It can stimulate gonadal activity, promote follicle maturation and ovulation in women, and promote the function of seminiferous tubules and the activity of interstitial cells in the testes in men, so as to increase the production of androgens, promote testicular descent and promote sperm production. It is commonly used for sexual dysfunction, habitual abortion, severe uterine bleeding, amenorrhea, infertility, cryptorchidism, etc., but it is ineffective for cryptorchidism caused by anatomical lesions.

Chorionic gonadotropin and luteinizing hormone (LH) have the same α subunit structure. It has biological and immune activities similar to LH. When used to promote follicle maturation, large doses of injection are required to simulate the LH peak before ovulation, thereby accelerating follicle maturation and inducing ovulation. 10,000 U is commonly used for intramuscular injection, and in most cases ovulation occurs 36 to 48 hours after injection. If conditions permit, use B-ultrasound to monitor follicular development. If artificial insemination or triggered ovulation-guided sexual intercourse is performed, it should be done on the day of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) injection and/or the next day, and an ultrasound examination should be performed again 48 hours later to understand whether ovulation has occurred. If ovulation still does not occur, HCG injections should be repeated and timely sexual intercourse guidance should be repeated to increase the pregnancy rate.

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