Why didn't I get pregnant after successful ovulation induction?

Some infertile women ask doctors to help them promote ovulation during their gynecological treatment, so that the ovaries can accelerate the discharge of eggs, thereby increasing the probability of pregnancy. Although most people can successfully promote ovulation, the probability of pregnancy is relatively low. Therefore, the desire to get pregnant quickly is not only related to women, but also to men. So why is there no pregnancy after successful promotion of ovulation?

The treatment of polycystic ovary syndrome needs to start from the following three aspects:

1. General treatment. Patients should actively exercise, reduce the intake of high-fat and high-sugar foods, and lose weight. This can reduce androgen levels and help restore ovulation.

2. Drug treatment. Drug treatment can counteract the effects of androgens and induce ovarian ovulation. The drugs used are mainly oral contraceptives, which can also adjust the cycle. Generally, it is taken for about 3-6 months, and you can stop taking the medicine after the hormone level test is normal.

3. Laparoscopic surgical treatment. If the above two methods are not effective, laparoscopic surgical treatment should be considered. Under laparoscopy, the follicles are punctured to reduce the androgen level, thereby achieving the treatment goal. According to clinical experience, patients can generally resume ovulation and become pregnant after the symptoms are controlled. However, some patients will relapse, which requires regular check-ups in the hospital. For the current situation, it is recommended to take targeted treatment under the guidance of the attending physician.

Polycystic ovary is seen in young and middle-aged women aged 17-30 years old, accounting for a certain proportion of infertility. The clinical manifestations of PCOS are obesity, hirsutism, infrequent menstruation or amenorrhea. The main pathological manifestations of PCOS are thickening of bilateral ovarian capsule, cystic development of ovarian follicles, multicystic enlargement of ovaries, and anovulation.

1. Conservative treatment: mainly uses drug treatment, but the effect of drug treatment is very small, it can be said that there is almost no effect, and long-term use of drugs can easily damage ovarian function, leading to premature ovarian failure, even ovarian malignant tumors, fetal malformations, etc.

2. Surgical treatment: for patients who have not responded to 6 months of drug treatment. Surgical treatment can lower androgen levels, alleviate symptoms of hirsutism, and improve pregnancy rates.