Causes of uneven ovarian follicle stimulation

Uneven ovarian follicles are a manifestation of abnormal follicles. Most of the time, some follicles are large and some are small. There are many ways to promote ovulation, such as using some drugs to promote ovulation. Uneven ovarian follicles can lead to a low pregnancy rate. There are many reasons for uneven ovarian follicles. So what are the reasons for uneven ovarian follicles?

This situation may be empty follicle syndrome, that is, there is follicle development but no mature eggs, so no eggs can be retrieved; Guidance:

It may also be that there are few follicles and eggs are not retrieved, which is also common in IVF egg retrieval.

Generally speaking, for older women with a small number of basal follicles and poor ovarian function, ovulation can be promoted through a micro-stimulation program that uses small doses of ovulation-promoting drugs and mild ovulation-promoting methods. For example, according to the actual situation of the patient, a combination of large-scale stimulation and micro-stimulation is used, also known as the modified clomiphene regimen, to carry out ovulation-inducing treatment. This is an optimal option for women with poor ovarian function and poor egg quantity and quality, and can help obtain high-quality eggs.

However, in clinical practice, since the situation of each infertile patient is different, the doctor needs to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the patient's age, ovarian function, egg quality, basal follicle number, hormone levels, etc. to determine which ovulation induction plan to use. The doctor also needs to monitor the follicles to understand the patient's sensitivity to the drug and the response to the drug and adjust the medication accordingly. Therefore, which ovulation induction plan to adopt depends on the individual.

In addition, you can also learn about other ovulation promotion plans. For example, the antagonist regimen (big promotion) is a regimen that uses an antagonist on the 5th or 6th day of ovulation-inducing medication. It is an egg-preserving injection. The advantage of this regimen is that it has a short medication time and can greatly reduce the risk of ovarian overstimulation and prevent premature discharge of follicles. Because everyone's physical condition is different, it is recommended that everyone choose the appropriate plan based on their own situation to ensure the smooth completion of ovulation induction.

In fact, it is not terrible to have few basal follicles. In clinical practice, sometimes quantity is not the key, but quality is equally important. So when quantity is low, putting your hopes on quality is also a way to achieve success. Therefore, artificial assisted reproduction uses real-time monitoring and guidance, has professional technology + strict supervision, and safe and painless ovulation induction and egg retrieval to provide comprehensive guarantees, with the aim of achieving both quality and quantity.

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