Is it useful to stimulate ovulation in patients with polycystic ovary?

If a woman wants to be a mother, she must undoubtedly have normal ovulation function. However, in real life, there are some diseases that always affect women's ovulation function, and polycystic ovary syndrome is one of them. Once the disease occurs, it will most likely lead to female infertility. So, is it useful to take ovulation-stimulating injections for polycystic ovary? Let’s take a look below.

Is it useful to give ovulation-stimulating injections to patients with polycystic ovary?

There is no doubt that the occurrence of polycystic ovary problems can easily cause a series of health damages to women, including menstrual disorders, anovulation, female obesity, hirsutism and many other problems. Women are also prone to infertility due to polycystic ovary problems. Using ovulation-stimulating injections for polycystic ovary can indeed promote female ovulation to a certain extent. Some women will even release multiple eggs in a month. This shows that ovulation-stimulating injections can indeed help women ovulate.

However, when it comes to the question of whether ovulation-stimulating injections are effective for polycystic ovary, polycystic ovary is an endocrine disorder, which means that multiple functions of the patient's hypothalamus, pituitary gland, ovarian axis, etc. are dysfunctional, which also destroys the dependence between them, and ultimately causes the patient to have long-term anovulation problems. If you simply rely on ovulation-stimulating injections without treating your endocrine system, you will not be able to truly solve the problem. Therefore, we hope that female friends can go to a regular gynecological hospital to seek more scientific and effective treatment.

In fact, if you take ovulation-stimulating injections at random, it may also cause a series of side effects. Here are some side effects of ovulation-stimulating injections:

(1) Long-term use can easily accelerate the onset of menopause: The number of follicles in women is very limited. Long-term use of ovulation-stimulating injections will accelerate the maturation of follicles in women. When the follicles in women's bodies are completely exhausted and estrogen is no longer secreted, women will enter menopause early.

(2) Abuse of ovulation-inducing drugs can easily lead to a series of diseases: If ovulation-inducing drugs are used at will for treatment, the ovulation in the body will increase suddenly. If the human body cannot withstand the physiological changes caused by external intervention, it will easily lead to a series of complications, such as ovarian cysts, ovarian rupture and many other problems, which may cause irreversible damage to patients with polycystic ovary.

The above is the introduction about ovulation-stimulating injections for polycystic ovary. Although polycystic ovary can achieve certain therapeutic effects through ovulation-stimulating injections, not all patients are suitable for treatment with this method. At the same time, treatment must be carried out under the guidance of a professional doctor. If injections are given randomly, it may cause a series of health damages.