How long does it take to recover from ovarian hyperstimulation?

In life, many people suffer from ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome. Most of the cases of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome are caused by in vitro fertilization. In in vitro fertilization, women's eggs need to be taken, and only one egg can be discharged each month. At this time, drug stimulation is needed. However, drug stimulation is particularly prone to ovarian hyperstimulation. How long will it take for ovarian hyperstimulation to recover?

Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) is a common complication during IVF treatment, which is caused by the body's overreaction to ovulation-inducing drugs. So, how long does it take to recover from this complication?

According to IVF experts, since the symptoms of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome are different for each patient, the recovery time is also different and depends on the severity of the disease.

1. Mild patients: This type of patients generally do not require special treatment and can recover within 1 week. The patient does not need to be hospitalized and should drink plenty of water.

2. Moderate patients: These patients need to conduct self-monitoring under the guidance of a doctor, including abdominal circumference, urine volume, and weight, etc. The condition generally improves in about 2 weeks. Most patients do not need hospitalization, but some patients can be hospitalized for observation. If you are pregnant, symptoms may persist for a period of time or may worsen. Patients need to strengthen daily monitoring and strictly follow the doctor's instructions. If the transplantation or pregnancy does not occur, the condition will improve quickly.

3. Severely ill patients: These patients should be hospitalized for treatment. The goal of treatment is to maintain adequate blood volume, correct blood concentration, maintain normal urine volume, improve symptoms to the greatest extent, and avoid serious complications. The treatment time depends on the effectiveness of the treatment. In this case, the transplantation in this cycle is usually canceled, all embryos are frozen, and the frozen embryos are transplanted after the patient's body recovers.

If ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome occurs during the in vitro fertilization treatment, patients are advised to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, try to relax, build confidence, and actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment, so as to recover from the disease in the shortest time, complete the fertility plan as soon as possible, and give birth to a healthy baby.