When is the best time to take the ovulation injection?

Women are destined to be mothers. It is a very painful thing if a woman cannot be a mother. However, some women cannot get pregnant for a long time, so they have to rely on artificial reproductive technology to get pregnant. In that case, you will need to take ovulation-stimulating injections and use IVF to retrieve eggs. So when is the best time to get the ovulation-stimulating injection?

1. What is the use of ovulation-stimulating injections?

Ovulation-stimulating injections have become one of the most common treatments for assisted pregnancy in modern times. It is based on the injection of gonadotropin to promote the development of the uterus and secrete estrogen to induce ovulation. During the treatment process, the injection dosage is the key to treatment, and experienced doctors are required to carry out treatment based on indicators such as the patient's weight and physical condition.

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.

2. The best time to get ovulation-stimulating injections

On the 3rd to 5th day of withdrawal bleeding or menstruation, inject 2 vials intramuscularly every day (containing FSH 75 parts, LH 75 parts, dissolved in sodium monoxide injection into 1-2 ml) for 7 consecutive days. At the same time, use B-ultrasound to monitor ovarian follicle changes. When the ovum reaches 20mm and the urinary estrogen reaches 100-200ug in 24 hours, inject HCG 5000-10000 parts one day after the last use of this product to induce ovulation. Those who cannot get pregnant can repeat the treatment for 2 cycles.

If the urine estrogen exceeds 200ug in 24 hours, HCG should not be used to avoid excessive stimulation. If ovulation still does not occur, the injection frequency can be increased to 3 to 4 injections per day under B-ultrasound or urine estrogen testing. For most patients, the treatment process is within 10 days. If FSH is used alone, the initial dosage is 150 mL, injected intramuscularly once a day.

3. Side effects of ovulation-inducing drugs

1. Long-term use of ovulation drugs accelerates the onset of menopause in women

The number of eggs is limited, and long-term promotion of accelerated egg growth and maturity will inevitably lead to the rapid consumption of the more than 40,000 eggs stored during puberty. When all the eggs are used up, women enter menopause because estrogen is no longer secreted.

2. Estrogen levels are too high

Because ovulation-inducing drugs block the feedback of estrogen to the hypothalamus-pituitary gland, causing the body to remain at a high estrogen level, it may lead to ovarian and uterine hyperstimulation syndrome - endocrine disorders, water and electrolyte imbalance, pelvic and abdominal effusion and even venous thrombosis. High-quality estrogen can also accelerate the growth of breast tumors and ovarian cysts.

3. Cause other complications. Abuse of ovulation drugs may cause symptoms

If an ordinary person takes ovulation-inducing drugs, the ovulation period will suddenly increase, and the normal body will find it difficult to withstand such changes, which may lead to other complications, such as ovarian cysts, ovarian rupture, blockage, hypocalcemia, uterine ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, etc., causing adverse effects such as liver and kidney failure, pleural effusion, etc. to pregnant women, and even high amputation and shock in severe cases.

4. Indications for cesarean section due to twins

Twins can create indications for cesarean section, greatly increase the risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension, premature birth, and miscarriage, and the heart, liver, and kidneys of the pregnant woman will also be overloaded. During delivery, most women will experience internal bleeding, DIC, heart failure, and even shock.

The article explains in detail the relevant professional knowledge of ovulation-stimulating injections. If you want to get pregnant through artificial reproductive technology, then you'd better inject the ovulation-stimulating injection during the third to fifth day of your menstrual period. In this way, you can easily remove the eggs and provide enough eggs for pregnancy.