Patient's question:
All have ovulation, but for some reason, I can't get pregnant. My husband had relevant tests and there were no abnormalities. In the end, I had to seek help from a specialized hospital for infertility treatment and found out that it was ovulation disorder. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
I. Ovulation Induction Therapy. There are many types of ovulation-inducing drugs, which produce effects through different mechanisms. Use under the guidance of a doctor.II. Ultrasound Monitoring of Ovulation. After taking ovulation-inducing drugs or in a natural cycle, it is best to use ultrasound to monitor ovulation. That is, starting from the 8th to 10th day of the menstrual cycle, observe the appearance and development of the dominant follicle until ovulation, when the follicle diameter is about 20 mm to 24 mm.
III. Strengthening Luteal Function.
IV. Preventing Miscarriage.