Precautions after taking ovulation injection

The ovulation-stimulating injection contains gonadal hormones, which can help the follicles mature and be discharged. When taking the ovulation-stimulating injection, you should also pay attention to some precautions. For example, you should measure your basal body temperature every day. This will help you understand the situation of ovarian ovulation and help the chance of conception. When using the ovulation-stimulating injection, women should maintain an optimistic and cheerful attitude, especially in terms of mentality, they should not be too anxious.

Precautions after taking ovulation injection

1. Measuring basal body temperature every day will help you understand the ovulation status of the ovaries.

2. Starting from one week after using this product, the estrogen content in urine or blood should be tested every day. Only 24 hours after the estrogen content reaches the highest point can the injection of chorionic gonadotropin be started. However, if the patient's estrogen level is too high, large amounts of HCG should not be injected to prevent symptoms of over-stimulation of the ovaries.

3. In order to promptly determine whether ovulation has occurred and the status of follicle maturation, cervical mucus should be examined.

4. Perform b-HCG test to detect early pregnancy.

5. For some patients with high LH levels, such as those with polycystic ovary syndrome, the injected gonadotropin can only contain 75 units of FSH.

Adverse Reactions

1. Using this product to stimulate ovulation can easily cause multiple follicles to develop and grow at the same time, increasing the chance of multiple embryo pregnancies, and can easily lead to the birth of immature babies. Common adverse reactions include: prone to ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, or OHSS. Patients with milder conditions will have pain or swelling in the stomach and pelvis, abdominal pain, bloating, vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, etc. At this time, the medication should be stopped immediately. Mild enlargement of the ovaries is common but usually disappears within 7-10 days. Patients with moderate and severe OHSS will have fluid accumulation in the abdomen and chest, and the diameter of the ovaries will increase to 10 cm. At this time, they should go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent irreversible electrolyte disorders in the human body, which may even lead to death.

2. If the ovaries suddenly become larger after being stimulated, and multiple follicles develop at the same time, and are accompanied by ovarian torsion or ovarian cyst rupture, there is a high possibility of blood accumulation in the abdominal cavity. These symptoms are likely to get worse within 3-10 days after the HCG injection. At the same time, using this product will increase the risk of arterial embolism. A small number of patients may experience ascites, fever, pleural effusion, etc.

3. The ovaries enlarge, and the follicles and cysts rupture, causing them to suffer from ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, with various symptoms such as peritoneal hemorrhage, ascites, pain, oliguria, pleural reaction, hypotension, etc. In rare cases, there may even be multiple embryonic symptoms and gynecomastia in men.