Diet and precautions for ovulation-stimulating injections

For women with polycystic ovary syndrome, it is often difficult for them to become pregnant due to infrequent ovulation or even no ovulation. Therefore, women with PCOS who are of childbearing age can consider pregnancy through ovulation induction. At this time, you can consider taking an ovulation injection to promote the germination of the egg and its rupture and discharge.

Because the injection to stimulate ovulation is urine hcg, you can generally eat a light and nutritious diet during this period, and no other precautions are required. However, you cannot use Chinese herbal medicines that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis at this time. It is also necessary to check the time of egg discharge through B-ultrasound, and then arrange sexual intercourse and pregnancy.

Some women may have difficulty getting pregnant due to problems with ovulation in the uterus and ovaries, so they choose to take ovulation injections to increase the chances of pregnancy. So what should women pay attention to in their diet and daily life after taking the ovulation injection?

First of all, it is recommended that women should have a diversified diet as much as possible after taking the ovulation injection, and they can eat more foods high in protein, such as beans, eggs, and chicken breast. However, it is recommended that women try to reduce spicy food, because the ovulation injection contains a certain concentration of growth hormone, which may increase the body's sensitivity level. Eating spicy food may cause skin allergies in women.

Secondly, it is recommended that women do not be overly anxious after taking the ovulation injection. A person's mental state may affect the central nervous system's regulation of the endocrine system. If a woman is overly nervous, it will be detrimental to the formation of sperm and egg fusion and embryo implantation. In addition, it is recommended that women do not do too strenuous exercise after the injection to prevent the growing eggs and ovaries from rupture due to strenuous exercise.

Secondly, after taking the ovulation injection, ladies are advised to minimize taking medications and alcohol, as medications and alcohol also have a great impact on the actual effect of the ovulation injection and are not good for women's pregnancy. After the injection, women should pay more attention to their own hygiene, choose to wear comfortable clothes, and wash and change them frequently to avoid feeling uncomfortable due to increased secretions after taking the medicine, and to avoid the occurrence of bacterial infection.