​De-regulate gynecological inflammation

Gynecological inflammation will occur in daily life. When it comes to gynecological inflammation, everyone will find it very scary, because the occurrence of gynecological inflammation not only affects our body, but may even be accompanied by complications. If you want to reduce gynecological inflammation, you must first pay attention to doing these things well.

Only when down-regulation is successful can you enter the ovulation induction stage. The purpose of down-regulation is to use pituitary regulation to inhibit endogenous premature LH peak and adjust the LH level in the follicular phase, which is one of the important means to ensure the quality of ovulation induction. However, too low LH levels will also affect follicular development and egg quality, thereby affecting clinical outcomes and striving to obtain more synchronously developed mature follicles. The signs of successful downregulation are: the discovery of multiple follicles, of similar size, all <5mm; estrogen (E2) blood value <40pg/ml, luteinizing hormone (LH) <10mIU/mL, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) <10mIU/mL; endometrium <5mm. Only in this way can it be said that the growth of all follicles in the ovaries is well inhibited (or even stops growing and developing).

The effect of IVF ovulation-stimulating injection: The purpose of ovulation-stimulating injection is to have more follicles develop and mature. For example, normally only one egg can be ovulated in a month, but with ovulation induction, it is possible for ten or even more eggs to mature. After the eggs and sperm are combined in this way, they are usually transplanted 2-3 times at a time. If it is unsuccessful, frozen embryos can be transplanted next time. There is no need for ovulation induction and egg retrieval, which saves time and effort.

There are usually two ways to down-tune:

Take birth control pills (such as: Marvelon) and get down-regulation injections (such as: Diphereline, Dabijia). Only in this way can it be explained that the growth of all follicles in the ovaries is well inhibited (even stops growing and developing), there are no protruding large follicles; the level of sex hormones is low so the follicles cannot get more nutrients to continue growing; the endometrium also grows slowly without further cooperation.

If the woman has difficulty ovulating or ovulates irregularly, she needs to be injected with ovulation-stimulating injections. Ovarian dysfunction includes primary ovarian amenorrhea and secondary ovarian amenorrhea. The former includes Turner syndrome, etc. The latter includes premature ovarian failure, organic damage to the ovaries, such as loss of function after radiation exposure, and destruction caused by tumors and inflammation. Generally includes the following situations: Hypothalamic disorders are divided into functional and organic categories. The former includes idiopathic diencephalic amenorrhea, psychogenic amenorrhea, functional hyperprolactinemia, and anorexia nervosa; the latter includes diencephalic tumors, post-encephalitis, and post-head trauma. Pituitary dysfunction Pituitary adenoma, Sheehan syndrome, tuberculous or syphilitic granuloma.