Getting pregnant after taking ovulation-stimulating drugs once

Nowadays, due to work and work pressure, it is indeed difficult for some women to successfully get pregnant. Therefore, some women hope to rely on therapeutic drugs to promote ovulation and increase the chance of pregnancy. Taking ovulation drugs is one of the therapeutic drugs. So can you get pregnant by taking ovulation-stimulating drugs once? Is the chance of getting pregnant by taking ovulation-stimulating drugs high? Let’s follow the editor to look at the answer to the question below.

Personal experience of getting pregnant by taking ovulation-stimulating drugs

If infertility is caused by anovulation, it can be treated to a certain extent by taking ovulation-inducing drugs. Ovulation-inducing drugs are mainly used to treat infertility. They help patients with anovulation or irregular menstruation to increase their chances of pregnancy by promoting ovulation. Ovulation treatment drugs must be taken under the guidance and follow-up monitoring of a physician. At the same time, having sex during the ovulation period can enable the patient to become pregnant successfully. In clinical medicine, doctors do not recommend patients to use ovulation-inducing drugs casually. Even if a pregnant woman gives birth to twins or twins through therapeutic drugs, the mother will bear great risks during pregnancy, and it is easy to cause various obstetric complications. The fetus is also prone to malnutrition, low weight, poor survival and other problems.

However, it is not appropriate to abuse ovulation-inducing drugs. Studies have found that the abuse of ovulation-inducing drugs will increase the miscarriage rate of pregnant women by 10%, the premature baby rate by 20%, and the fetal malformation and mortality rate by a large margin. It is easy to cause sudden changes in the body's female hormones, causing more serious menstrual disorders and other problems. It may also cause excessive egg growth and excessive stimulation of the uterus and ovaries, causing metabolic abnormalities, and even edema, ascites, and damage to liver and kidney function.

Why can ovulation-inducing drugs promote ovulation?

The establishment of a normal ovulatory cycle requires normal function of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis. Any malfunction in any of these parts may lead to anovulation, thus causing amenorrhea, infrequent menstruation, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, etc., leading to infertility. Ovulation-inducing drugs are mainly used to treat those who do not ovulate due to dysfunction of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian axis. Taking therapeutic drugs can induce ovulation.