What should I do if I have inflammation during ovulation induction?

Patient's question:

I have been married to my husband for over a year, but we haven't had any children yet. So, we decided to try in vitro fertilization. Recently, I found that I have some inflammation after ovulation induction. I want to know if it's possible to retrieve eggs after experiencing inflammation following ovulation induction.

Doctor's answer:

After ovulation induction for IVF, if there is inflammation, it should be paused before egg retrieval to prevent the inflammation from worsening or affecting the quality of the eggs after retrieval. It is recommended to actively treat the inflammation for a period of time first, and then try to conceive and get pregnant after the inflammation has healed. During this period, pay attention to developing a regular lifestyle, reducing late nights, eating less junk food, and actively exercising to strengthen the body and enhance its disease resistance. Therefore, it is necessary for you to decide whether to retrieve the eggs based on the doctor's advice.

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