What are the imported ovulation-stimulating drugs?

European and American countries have long been at the forefront of the world in terms of economic development and medical standards. Many people have always believed that foreign products are better than Chinese ones, especially the higher approval rate of insemination abroad. Many patients choose foreign drugs when taking ovulation drugs, but China's medical technology is currently very advanced.

What are the imported ovulation-inducing drugs?

The top three drugs in 2007 were 75IU recombinant human follicle-stimulating hormone for injection, 75IU urogonadotropin for injection and 100IU0.5ML recombinant human follicle-stimulating hormone beta injection. French Serono and Spanish Organon companies monopolize the markets of recombinant human follicle-stimulating hormone and recombinant follicle-stimulating hormone beta respectively. The purity of the two products, follicle-stimulating hormone, exceeds 99% and the efficacy is stable, so they have great advantages.

Local companies competed for the gonadotropin market mainly due to technical and budget limitations. Livzon Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. and Shanghai First Biochemical Pharmaceutical Products were approved for listing in 1993 and 1992 respectively, and both have a relatively long history. However, Zhuhai Livzon has stood out in the domestic industry with its high-purity urine-extracted follicle-stimulating hormone, which has improved product quality to a certain extent. Although its price is much higher than other domestic products, it is still lower than imported products. Therefore, it has snatched part of the market share of imported products and achieved the leadership of the gonadotropin market.

There are many kinds of imported ovulation-inducing drugs, but you must take them according to the doctor's orders. Ovulation-inducing treatment is to promote uterine development through the efficacy of drugs to achieve the purpose of ovulation induction. Anovulation is common in menstrual disorders, which can be manifested as no ovulation or ovulation only once every few months. The effect of the drug is to alleviate the patient's disordered adjustment. This is probably the principle of induced ovulation.

Most patients think that imported medicines are better than domestic ones, but my country's medical level and clinical rational drug use have made great progress, and the quality of medicines is also beyond doubt. In addition, imported medicines from the country of origin need to be transported to Hong Kong or Malaysia, and then enter China's first-level regional agent, then to the second regional agent, and then to the hospital to select the department, and finally can be handed over to the patient. This process is very complicated. Well, at this time, everyone is undoubtedly still quite curious, whether imported drugs should be domestic or imported. In fact, this question can be chosen according to the specific situation.

For women who are preparing to get pregnant, taking ovulation-inducing drugs is definitely to help them get pregnant as soon as possible. At this time, if you choose imported or overseas drugs, you should follow the doctor's advice. I also want to tell you that the disadvantage of imported drugs is that the cost is very high. If you have the financial ability to afford it, you can choose to take imported drugs. Of course, there are several uterine developments in each menstrual cycle, but in the end only one can be complete, and the other is necrotizing. The use of drugs can promote the development of the uterus and obtain more egg cells. The selection is more important. You can also use diet to help the body ovulate faster. It is a good choice.

There is no great significance in the different regions of ovulation-inducing drugs. There are just certain differences in drug research between overseas and China, but how big the actual difference is depends on clinical medical experience. Without taking medicine, there is no way to understand this problem in depth. It is better to choose a more appropriate medicine according to your own economic development conditions.