Luteal phase ovulation induction regimen

The most desired thing for every man and woman after marriage is to have a healthy and beautiful baby. However, in today's society, this wish is a luxury for some families. With the current food safety, we don't know what to eat and it will harm our body. Some are congenital. Infertility is not unfamiliar to us. Every man and woman has thought of all possible ways to have a healthy baby. Generally, we still cannot fully understand the luteal phase ovulation induction plan after the doctor tells us. Here is a detailed introduction for you.

Long program: The long program requires a longer treatment time, starting from the 20th day of menstruation in the previous cycle and taking about 30 days. It is one of the most commonly used ovulation induction programs. On the 20th day of menstruation, the doctor needs to perform B-ultrasound or draw blood to determine whether it is the luteal phase after ovulation. When it is confirmed to be the luteal phase, the ovarian down-regulating drug GnRHa (minute injection) is injected first to control the growth of follicles on the ovaries. On the 14th day after administration, gonadotropin FSH or HMG is added to promote ovulation until the follicles grow large enough to be injected with HCG (night injection).

Short plan: The short plan takes a shorter time, which is basically similar to the menstrual cycle. There is no need to start preparation in the previous cycle. It takes about 10-15 days. CnRHa is used starting from the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle, along with gonadotropin injections, until the night injection day.

Antagonist regimen: The duration is similar to the short regimen. Gonadotropin is used starting from the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle. When the follicles grow to about 14mm or when estrogen rises significantly, an antagonist (Securitate) is used at the same time until the night injection day.

Minimal stimulation regimen: The treatment time is shorter than that of the antagonist regimen. The use of medication is determined based on the patient's ovarian condition and sex hormone levels during the menstrual period. Usually, oral clomiphene or letrozole is taken starting on the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle, and gonadotropin is injected during or 5 days later until the night injection day.

Natural cycle: completely relying on the natural physiological cycle of women, without using any ovulation-inducing drugs, waiting for the natural dominant follicles to grow and mature. Night injections may be required, or the individualized egg retrieval time may need to be determined based on the sex hormone results.

After reading the above introduction, will you understand something? Everything has its priorities, so don't worry too much and be nervous. Keep a happy mood, relax and let nature take its course. What is coming will eventually come. The above is the luteal phase ovulation induction program. Is it clear after reading the literal expression? It should be fine to do it according to the doctor's requirements. I wish you good health!