Patient's question:
Bilateral fallopian tubes tend to be still patentDoctor's answer:
Induced ovulation, commonly known as ovulation induction, is the primary method for treating anovulatory infertility. It refers to the use of medication or surgical methods to induce the ovulatory function of the ovaries in patients with ovulation disorders. The general goal is to induce the development of a single dominant follicle or a few follicles. It is primarily used in the treatment of ovulation disorder infertility and/or combined with the application of intrauterine insemination technology.