Ovulation injection pregnancy success rate

If a woman wants to get pregnant, she must use various methods to increase her chances of getting pregnant. If the chance of pregnancy is 100%, that would be the best. However, if the ovulation period is difficult, the chance of pregnancy is not very high. Only the ovulation-stimulating injection can increase the chance of pregnancy a little, so the ovulation-stimulating injection is a good thing. What is the chance of getting pregnant with ovulation-stimulating injections?

What are the chances of pregnancy with ovulation injections?

It is very difficult to say how much the success rate of ovulation-stimulating injections is, because ovulation-stimulating injections do increase the chance of pregnancy, but it also depends on the specificity and number of male sperm. In clinical medicine, for female patients with ovulation disorders, we will give them ovulation-stimulating injections to help them ovulate. In addition, for many female infertile patients, we will also use ovulation-stimulating injections to help them produce several perfect eggs during the treatment cycle and help them conceive.

If a woman suffers from infertility or has poor uterine development, she can take drugs to promote uterine development. The first-line drugs include clomiphene and letrozole. When the egg grows to 1.8 cm and is fully developed, you can use chorionic gonadotropin intramuscular injection to promote the release of the egg. Generally, after taking an ovulation-stimulating injection, stool should be discharged within 36 hours at the latest. If it is not discharged, it means that the injection has failed.

The ovulation-stimulating injection is mainly used for infertile patients with anovulation. It is a double-edged knife and there are certain risks if used indiscriminately. The main side effects of ovulation-stimulating injections are: first, it can directly cause abnormal ovulation, which can easily lead to various pregnancy problems; second, it can cause excessive stimulation of the uterus and ovaries, which can easily lead to twins and multiple births, and the corresponding incidence of cesarean section indications will also increase; third, it can cause women to experience symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue, malignant changes, rash, lower abdominal pain, and breast swelling and pain. Therefore, the ovulation-stimulating injection must be used under the guidance of a doctor.