As a means of increasing the chances of pregnancy, ovulation induction surgery has a wide audience, but as long as it is a surgical method, there will be certain side effects. Will ovulation induction surgery be the same? Some people may have this question, so let me take you to see how ovulation induction surgery is done to alleviate the doubts in your mind.
How is ovulation induction surgery performed
1. At present, diagnosis can be made through imaging, followed by physical therapy, minimally invasive surgery intervention, and finally medication adjustment, all of which depend on the condition of your blockage. Early diagnosis can take up to a month, while slower diagnosis can take up to six months to a year. It is recommended to go to a regular specialized hospital for diagnosis and receive targeted treatment as soon as possible..
2. There are many treatment methods for blocked fallopian tubes nowadays, including traditional Chinese medicine meridian regulating and egg releasing formula, X-ray fallopian tube intervention and unblocking surgery, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy, microwave physical therapy, as well as other treatment methods such as infrared, electric heating, gynecological treatment equipment, etc. Please go to the hospital and choose the appropriate treatment method according to the doctor's advice.
Precautions for ovulation induction surgery
1. In the morning of egg taking day, you need to eat breakfast, mainly solid food, and drink less liquid food such as milk and soybean milk. Avoid fasting to prevent hypoglycemia. Take anti-inflammatory medication orally after breakfast.
2. Before the female enters the operating room to retrieve eggs, she needs to change into clean clothes and wear a wrist strap. At the same time, the bladder needs to be emptied.
3. If the male party has difficulty retrieving sperm from the sperm collection room, it is recommended to freeze the semen a few days or weeks before egg retrieval, in case semen cannot be retrieved on the day of egg retrieval.
4. After the female partner retrieves the egg, she will be sent to the observation room and rest in bed for 1-2 hours. After surgery, you can eat (regular diet), drink water, and defecate. Drink plenty of water and observe the urine color after urination. If the urine color is bright red or accompanied by blood clots, please inform the doctor.
Ovulation induction surgery is currently a mature technique, so it is not unacceptable for those in need. As long as it is handled well, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. However, there are also precautions and post-operative sequelae, especially during the period just after the surgery. Do not touch these taboos, otherwise it may cause damage to the body.
