Is it normal to have a bloated stomach after ovulation induction?

With the improvement of medical technology, some things that people dare not imagine can be achieved through medical technology. Some women may experience changes in their secondary sexual characteristics, abnormal ovulation, irregular menstruation, and so on due to unstable hormones.

Ovulation is irregular, and drugs are generally used in medical treatment to stimulate ovulation. So is it normal to have lower abdominal distension after using drugs to stimulate ovulation? The following editor will take you to find out.

In the later stages of using ovulation-inducing drugs, as the number of follicles developing in the ovaries increases and the size of the follicles increases, the ovaries will become larger accordingly, and slight abdominal distension may occur, which is normal. Be careful to avoid strenuous activities at this time. Some women may experience breast and abdominal distension after receiving an ovulation-inducing injection. This is a side effect of the drug and not everyone will experience it. If you use drugs to induce ovulation and the dosage is relatively large, this symptom will occur. Normal doses generally do not cause any feeling. You can take B-ultrasound to see whether the follicles have been discharged, or you can use ovulation test paper to test. If the double lines turn into one line, it means ovulation. The chances of conception are very high if you sleep in the same bed on the day of ovulation and within two days before and after.

The use of any medicine will have side effects, and ovulation-stimulating injections also have side effects, including nausea, abdominal distension, abdominal pain, dizziness, appetite and weight gain, increased menstrual flow, irregular bleeding and other adverse reactions. In severe cases, breathing difficulties and shock may also occur. Whether it is because ovulation induction is needed for in vitro fertilization, or because the egg has been growing and not being released, ovulation induction is needed, there will be a feeling of heaviness in the stomach after artificial intervention. This is a very common phenomenon and there is no need to worry. After all, it is not caused by one's own hormones. For some people who are sensitive to these drugs, abdominal bloating will continue for a short period of time. They just need to pay attention to bed rest and then observe regularly.

The ovaries of women of childbearing age will secrete eggs, but relatively speaking, only one mature egg will be released each month. If it can meet sperm at this time, there is a possibility of pregnancy. However, for some women, due to various corpus luteum function reasons, the eggs continue to grow in the ovaries but are not released. This will greatly reduce the possibility of pregnancy, so human intervention is needed to promote the release of eggs. The most common method is to get an ovulation-stimulating injection. Some people who are doing in vitro fertilization and need multiple eggs will also get an ovulation-stimulating injection. Some people feel a bit bloated and uncomfortable in their stomach after taking the ovulation-stimulating injection, which is normal.