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Preparations for stimulating ovulation. Injections and pills to help get pregnant. To get pregnant, you need to fulfill three basic conditions: the woman has ovulated; the sperm has fertilized the egg; the fetus is firmly fixed in the uterus. Respectively: drugs that enhance the production of FSH and LH, which help to get pregnant, stimulate … Continue reading “Preparations for stimulating ovulation”
The path to conceiving a child can be difficult and require the use of assisted reproductive technologies . In order for IVF to be successful, it is necessary to obtain several eggs. With natural ovulation, one, rarely two follicles ripen. And superovulation is a process when several mature in the ovary at the same time. … Continue reading “Superovulation: what is the difference from ovulation and how is it caused?”
We continue to answer questions related to ovulation induction How long can the induction of ovulation with clomiphene citrate be carried out? Induction with this drug can be carried out for 4-6 months. In 40-45% of all women and in 80% of correctly selected women, pregnancy will occur within 6 months. After six months, it … Continue reading “Ovulation induction. Part II.”
What is ovulation induction? Ovulation induction is an artificial stimulation of the egg maturation process with the help of medications. What are the indications for ovulation induction? Ovulation induction is carried out according to strict indications, since the drugs used for this have many serious side effects in women of certain categories: For the treatment … Continue reading “Ovulation induction”
Unfortunately, some women have difficulties with the production of female germ cells, or with their normal maturation and subsequent fertilization. To solve this problem, such a procedure as ovulation stimulation was developed. Thousands of married couples today face the problem of conceiving a child, which is due to various negative factors. The absence of ovulation, … Continue reading “Ovulation stimulation: indications, possible complications”
Ovulation stimulation drugs that help to get pregnant are divided into three main types: follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) preparations, HCG preparations and progesterone preparations. To get pregnant, you need to fulfill three basic conditions: the woman has ovulated; the sperm fertilized the egg; the embryo is securely fixed in the uterus. Accordingly: … Continue reading “Drugs for ovulation stimulation”
Pregnancy after ovulation stimulation: A necessary condition for the onset of pregnancy is the presence of ovulation. If this physiological process is absent or incomplete, then we can talk about infertility. However, in the modern world there are ways to deal with this unpleasant phenomenon, and an increasing number of women manage to get pregnant … Continue reading “Pregnancy after ovulation stimulation”
Clostilbegyt (clomiphene) is one of the classes of selective estrogen receptor modulators. The mechanism of action of Clostilbegyt is based on the selective effect on estrogen receptors of the hypothalamic-pituitary system, in connection with which the receptors are blocked for estrogens and the feedback mechanism increases the secretion of gonadotropins (follicle-stimulating and luteinizing hormones), which, … Continue reading “Clostilbegyt – stimulation ovulation”
Lack of ovulation: Certain processes occur regularly in a woman’s body that allow her to maintain reproductive function. The most important of them is ovulation – the release of an egg from the ovary. This stage falls approximately in the middle of the menstrual cycle. If there is no ovulation for one reason or another, … Continue reading “Reasons for the lack of ovulation”
Anovulatory cycle – how to wake up sleeping eggs. In the ovary there are special structures – follicles in which eggs mature. In the middle of the cycle, the follicle ruptures, releasing the mature germ cell into the fallopian tube to meet the sperm. However, in some cases, the egg does not leave its container … Continue reading “Lack of ovulation (anovulatory cycle)”