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Ovulation Induction

Ovulation Induction

Ovulation induction is recommended for women who haven’t yet reached menopause but aren't ovulating. This is often the preferred fertility treatment for women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), but it is also suitable for women who are not ovulating for a variety of other reasons.

Our doctors, specialists and fertility experts at BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow Hospitals offer fertility treatments to stimulate ovulation and increase your chances of pregnancy. Every evaluation and treatment plan is uniquely tailored to meet your individual needs.


Ovulation induction services at BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow also help in increasing the number of eggs that mature in each cycle for increasing the chances of conceiving. This method is known as controlled ovarian hyperstimulation or superovulation. A hormone known as the follicle-stimulating hormone is administered by injection for this treatment.

- If you have irregular menstrual cycles, we may monitor with the help of ultrasound or perform hormone assessments to help identify the time of the month you are fertile. This improves your chances of conceiving naturally.

- Before we treat ovulation problems, we perform certain tests for establishing the cause. This includes an ultrasound of the womb and ovaries of women and also blood tests for measuring various hormones like thyroid, LH, FSH, testosterone, prolactin and other androgens. Our healthcare specialists also check if the ovary will respond to drug treatment. Ovarian failure is a common reason for failed ovulation. You might know it as menopause. If the concentration level of AMH is low and FSH is high when the measurement is done at the beginning of a period, it is likely that ovarian failure will occur. Fertility treatment is usually less successful in such cases.

- In case ovulation doesn’t occur, egg production may be stimulated by administering medications at the start of menstruation. If tablets cannot work, we may need to use fertility injections for stimulating the production of eggs in ovaries. Our doctors will guide you throughout the process.

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FAQs
What is the procedure for ovulation induction in fertility treatment?

Ovulation induction treatment includes taking an oral or injectable medicine to trigger regular ovulation. The medicine is often taken at the start of the menstrual cycle, and ultrasound is used to track the body's reaction over the course of the cycle. BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow Hospitals has one of the best fertility treatment facilities in India and offers high success rates for ovulation induction treatments. It has a number of fertility centres across India that offer the best ovulation induction treatments in cities like Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Vizag, and Vijayawada.

Who will need ovulation induction?

The process of stimulating ovulation in women having absent or irregular ovulation with the use of medications is known as ovulation induction. Recent studies show that 25-30% of women having infertility have issues with ovulation.

When ovulation is unpredictable or takes place once every 35 days, it is said to be irregular. Oligo ovulation is when the duration or interval of ovulation is entirely unpredictable. Anovulation is when ovulation doesn’t take place at all. Fertility is impacted by ovulatory issues since it makes ovulation less predictable and may even potentially impact the availability of an egg for fertilization.

Intrauterine insemination (IUI). The absence of ovulation may also be symptoms of another fertility problem. In such cases, treatment of the underlying condition can help restore fertility and normal ovulation. The specialists at the fertility clinic will ensure that all your queries regarding how to induce ovulation are cleared.

What medications do I need to take for ovulation induction?

A variety of hormone-based medications are used for Ovulation Induction therapy. These medications regulate the reproductive hormones of a woman to improve the chance of ovulation. Some medications that are commonly used include:

Clomiphene citrate: It is used for stimulating ovulation in women having normal pituitary hormones but the usual monthly hormonal changes do not occur. Its brand name is Clomid, which is what most patients know it by.
Aromatase inhibitors: The indications for this medication is similar to those for clomiphene citrate. It is particularly effective in patients having PCOS. It is commonly known as Letrozole or Femara, which its brand name.
Insulin-sensitizing agents: These medications are used in patients with PCOS having evidence of prediabetes or diabetes. It is commonly known by the name of metformin.
Gonadotropins: This consists of two hormones which can be injected – FSH (follicle-stimulating hormone) and LH (luteinizing hormone). These hormones are produced normally by the pituitary gland and are known to help the development of the egg. Since gonadotropins stimulate the development of egg powerfully, they need to be monitored more frequently than letrozole and clomiphene citrate. Multiple pregnancies is a risk associated with this medication along with OHSS (ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome), which causes the ovaries to be swollen and overstimulated.
In other cases, ovulation can resume naturally in another condition, such as hypothyroidism or obesity is treated.


What is ovulation induction?

The process of stimulating ovulation in women having absent or irregular ovulation with the use of medications is known as ovulation induction. Recent studies show that 25-30% of women having infertility have issues with ovulation. Fertility is impacted by ovulatory issues since it makes ovulation less predictable and may even potentially impact the availability of an egg for fertilization. When ovulation is unpredictable or takes place once every 35 days, it is said to be irregular and ovulation induction treatment can help in this case.

BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow Hospitals offers the best ovulation induction treatments for all women to help with ovulation and raise the chances of getting pregnant. Each diagnosis and treatment approach is specially taken up to cater to your particular problem.

Will I need hormone injection?

Not everyone needs hormone injections, only those who do not respond to tablets will need injections.

What are the success rates of ovulation induction?

In women with anovulatory cycles, ovulation induction for 6 months results in 40% pregnancy rate.

Why Choose BirthRight by Rainbow Hospitals for ovulation induction treatment?

BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow Hospitals has a highly experienced team of fertility specialists who ensure every diagnosis is accurate and ovulation induction treatment plan ensures a high success rate.

Injectable Medication (Gonadotropin) Cycle/IUI

Injectable gonadotropins (FSH/ HMG) are another commonly used medications used for ovulation induction. The cycle begins with a baseline ultrasound on day 2 of the menstrual cycle prior to starting any injectable medication. Injectable medications are started on day 2 and are continued for 6 -10 days. During that time, you may require 3-4 ultrasounds to monitor the development and pace of the follicle growth. Once the lead follicle(s) measure at least 16-18 mm in diameter, an injection of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is given which causes ovulation. Intrauterine insemination (IUI) or intercourse will be performed on the following 2 days after the injection of HCG.

Some women may experience bloating, nausea, breast tenderness, period like cramping. Uncommon side effect of hyperstimulation can occur wherein that cycle is abandoned. Risk of multiple births (i.e. twins or greater) is still increased slightly by this treatment.

What are the side effects and risks of ovulation induction?

OHSS may be caused by medications used for ovulation induction.

The side effects include:

Nausea
Bloating
Headaches
Hot flashes
Loss of breath
Weight gain
Blurry vision
Tenderness in the pelvic region.

Who is ovulation induction meant for?

In general, ovulation induction is one of the most common treatment options for women having infrequent or absent ovulation. Women who have disorders like PCOS, which interrupts ovulation, can also make use of ovulation induction treatment.

Ovulation Induction therapy is also commonly used along with IVF or in vitro fertilization to stimulate the release of multiple mature eggs to be collected and used in the laboratory for fertilization. This process is known as controlled ovarian hyperstimulation.

Our healthcare specialists look for certain factors to determine whether ovulation induction should be used or not. These include:

Disorders like PCOS can have a direct impact on normal ovulation.
Hormonal levels of a woman, particularly the presence of LH, AMH, and FSH.
Disorders that have an indirect effect on ovulation, such as eating disorders, obesity, and thyroid disorders.
The amount of exercise done by the woman
We may even try superovulation if the woman continues to have abnormal ovulation despite ovulation induction treatment.

In Which centers BirthRight provides ovulation induction treatment?

BirthRight Fertility by Rainbow Hospitals has multiple fertility centers that provide ovulation induction treatments in the cities of Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi, Vizag, and Vijayawada.

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