What are the precautions during polycystic ovary syndrome?

Polycystic ovary disease is very scary for women. It can cause great damage to the female body. Severe cases can also lead to ovulation disorders and affect women's fertility. Therefore, this disease should not be underestimated. For women who want to get pregnant during polycystic ovary disease, they must pay attention to some issues and actively regulate them. Let's take a look at what are the precautions during polycystic ovary promotion?

Storage of ovulation-stimulating drugs

The drug needs to be stored in a refrigerator at 2-8℃. During storage, be sure to keep the outer packaging of the drug clean and dry. If necessary, wrap the outer packaging of the drug with a fresh-keeping bag. If transport is necessary, always place the medication in an ice pack along with ice to maintain the appropriate temperature.

Precautions for drug use

The injection time should be regular every day, and the injection site should be changed to prevent local skin from forming nodules due to multiple injections. Once the injection of ovulation-inducing drugs begins, it cannot be stopped at will. The doctor will adjust the dosage according to the size of the follicle development and the blood hormone level. Before injection, be sure to confirm the injection site, injection method and dosage. After the injection, confirm the injection dose again and keep a record. The needle should be properly disposed of after each injection to prevent accidental injury to yourself or others. It can be brought back to the hospital for follow-up visits and handed over to medical staff for disposal.

During the use of ovulation-inducing drugs, some patients may experience abdominal pain and bloating, which is normal. If the symptoms are severe or there is a sharp decrease in urine volume, please seek medical attention promptly.

During the ovulation induction period, maintain a happy mood, maintain a regular work and rest schedule, avoid staying up late, eat more high-protein and high-vitamin foods, and avoid tobacco, alcohol and irritating foods. No exposure to radiation or toxic substances.

In the middle and late stages of ovulation induction, as the follicles grow larger, the size of the ovaries also increases accordingly. At this time, heavy physical labor and strenuous activities should be avoided, and movements should be slow when getting up, going to the toilet, and turning over to prevent ovarian torsion.

Generally, when the female's ovarian follicle develops to about 15mm, the male can ejaculate once, because it is best for the male to ejaculate within 2-7 days on the day of egg retrieval.