Ovulation induction is a treatment that involves administering ovulation induction injections or ovulation induction tablets to stimulate the growth and release of an egg from the ovaries. This process is combined with monitoring, typically through ultrasound scans, to track the changes and assess the effectiveness of the treatment.
Ovulation induction is typically suitable for women who do not ovulate regularly. This includes those with polycystic ovaries. For such women, combining ovulation stimulation with ultrasound scans, as well as urine and blood tests, may increase the chances of conception.
Infertility can manifest in various ways. Some signs include:
Note: It is essential to consult with a specialist if you experience any of these symptoms.
During your consultation, the fertility doctors will discuss your medical history, menstrual cycle, and any previous treatments. You may need 2-3 ultrasound scans to assess the response to the medications.
Yes, ovulation induction can be effective, especially for women who do not ovulate regularly. The combination of drugs used in ovulation induction and monitoring improves the likelihood of conception. Usually around 2-3 ultrasounds scans may be required to see a positive response to the medications.
The number of times ovulation induction can be done depends on the individual’s health, age, and response to treatment. It’s essential to consult with your specialist for personalised advice.
Like all medical procedures, ovulation induction can have side effects. These may include:
The cost of ovulation induction can vary based on the medications prescribed, the number of consultations, and monitoring sessions required. It’s best to consult with our clinic’s fee page for a detailed cost breakdown.