How long does it take for the follicle to rupture after taking the ovulation-stimulating injection?

After a woman's uterus is fully developed, it will be transported out through the fallopian tubes. If this time point can be grasped well, the success rate of women's pregnancy will increase greatly. Therefore, in order to more clearly calculate the best time for pregnancy, some women will choose to inject a male hormone into the body, also known as human chorionic gonadotropin, which is the familiar egg-breaking shot. So how long will it take for the egg to break after taking the ovulation-stimulating injection?

Under normal circumstances, ovulation will occur within one to two days after the egg-breaking injection, so if you have sex during this period, the pregnancy rate will greatly increase. For women who have been unable to get pregnant for a long time, this is a relatively effective method and those in need can try it.

In addition, folic acid tablets should be taken during the first three months of pregnancy preparation, and you should pay attention to rest on a regular basis, have a healthy diet, eat more high-protein foods, and avoid spicy, cold, or irritating foods. If you feel any discomfort, go to the hospital immediately!

From the beginning of the egg's growth and development to its perfection, all the way until the follicle ruptures, a relatively large amount of growth hormone is involved. If the egg fails to break, the most common cause is polycystic ovary syndrome. Also, due to polycystic ovarian syndrome, the cortex of the uterus and ovaries is thicker and less likely to rupture. There are many reasons why a follicle may not rupture. Six endocrine tests are required, and laparoscopy is required if necessary.

What should I pay attention to after taking the egg-breaking injection?

(1) Pay attention to the regularity of daily life, ensure adequate sleep time, increase nutrition, eat light and easy-to-digest food, and maintain a good mood.

(2) Pay attention to a balanced diet, avoid alcohol, cigarettes, spicy food, cold, greasy, and irritating foods, and eat less foods that are prone to bloating, such as potatoes and sweet potatoes. You can eat some millet porridge, pastries and other foods that are very easy to digest and absorb.

(3) Make sure to get enough rest, increase nutritional intake, and don’t be too anxious.