Does ovulation induction have any effect on the baby?

Ovulation induction is a relatively advanced medical technology that uses test tubes to promote ovulation, and then removes the eggs for in vitro fertilization. The practice of ovulation induction has an impact on the ovaries, which will stimulate the hygiene of the ovaries and may also affect the successful conception of a child. Let us now understand the effects of ovulation induction on children. I hope everyone will avoid artificial insemination.

When it comes to ovulation induction, many expectant mothers are worried.

Because clomiphene and other hormone drugs are commonly used in clinical practice to induce ovulation. Although they are effective, they can easily cause ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome if used improperly. The goal of inducing ovulation and pregnancy cannot be achieved, but instead more serious problems may arise.

1. What is ovulation induction?

Ovulation induction usually involves stimulating the ovaries through drugs, which then induces ovulation. For some women with ovulation disorders or infertility, ovulation induction is a common method. Ovarian stimulation is divided into ovulation induction and controlled ovarian stimulation.

Ovulation induction refers to ovarian stimulation of anovulatory women to form a normal ovulation cycle (mimicking the selection and ovulation of a physiological dominant follicle to restore normal physiological function)

Controlled ovulatory stimulation aims to induce the development of multiple dominant follicles, that is, the maturation of multiple oocytes to increase the chance of pregnancy.

However, ovulation induction also has certain risks, so you should not take medication without authorization. If you are not careful, it may cause immature development of follicles and disorders in the body.

2. What is the specific principle of ovulation induction?

In fact, ovulation is a process. First, the hypothalamus acts on the pituitary gland, the pituitary gland acts on the ovarian axis, and then the ovary ovulates. Problems in any of these links may lead to ovulation disorders or infertility. Ovulation induction can make this process go smoothly, and you can happily conceive after ovulation.

3. Under what circumstances is ovulation necessary?

If you can ovulate normally, there is naturally no need to induce ovulation. However, some friends may want to have twins through ovulation induction. In fact, having such an idea itself is not so good! It is good if there is nothing wrong with the twins in the belly, but if there are any changes, it may lead to a very regrettable situation.

Ovulation induction is risky, and not all women with ovulation disorders are suitable for ovulation induction. If infertility is caused by problems with the fallopian tubes or uterine cavity, there is actually no need to use ovulation induction. Even if there is no better way to induce ovulation, it is recommended not to implant multiple embryos at one time.

Giving birth to twins at once may seem beautiful, but it actually carries a lot of risks. If two or three embryos are implanted at one time through ovulation induction, the nutrition, growth and development of the fetus in the uterine cavity will be restricted, and for each additional fetus conceived, the expectant mother's delivery time will be advanced by 3 weeks. This will increase the incidence of premature birth and the fetus may have defects.