In recent years, people have been under increasing pressure, and many couples have suffered from infertility. For female patients, not only do they experience physical problems, but they also feel a little lost psychologically. Nowadays, many women are preparing for in vitro fertilization after monitoring ovulation. Next, let's take a look at whether monitoring ovulation involves performing a negative ultrasound?
Is ovulation monitoring done through vaginal ultrasound
Monitoring ovulation in test tube babies is usually done fourteen days after the menstrual period of the expectant mother. The process of monitoring ovulation is complex and can easily consume the expectant mother's time and energy, including vaginal ultrasound. When monitoring ovulation, in vitro fertilization should also meet the indications for monitoring ovulation:
1. IVF patients need to understand whether their ovaries are normal, monitor the development of IVF follicles and ovulation, and be guided by IVF doctors in their daily lives.
2. When ovulation disorders in IVF require IVF treatment, it is also necessary to monitor follicular development through IVF, which can assist in IVF assisted follicular puncture.
How to monitor ovulation
1. Normal test tube baby expectant mothers have multiple test tube baby follicles present at the beginning of each menstrual cycle, but only 1-2 test tube baby follicles develop into dominant test tube baby follicles, while the remaining test tube baby follicles are subsequently blocked. Ultrasound in vitro fertilization (IVF) monitors the growth of IVF follicles daily or every other day starting from the 8th to 12th day of the menstrual cycle to determine the dominant follicles in IVF.
2. In vitro fertilization monitors ovulation, and the period from the 13th to the 14th day of menstruation is usually the ovulation period for in vitro fertilization. When the diameter of the follicles in IVF reaches 19mm or more, they become mature follicles. The two days before ovulation and 10 hours after ovulation are the critical time for IVF conception.
3. During ultrasound monitoring of IVF after ovulation, mature follicles disappear, blood forms, and there is a small amount of fluid accumulation in the pelvic cavity of IVF. Prove that ovulation in IVF is normal, and end the monitoring of IVF in this cycle.
The above is the encyclopedia introduction about whether monitoring ovulation is done through vaginal ultrasound. In short, after detecting dominant follicles in IVF, expectant mothers should pay attention to their follicle development and, if conditions permit, monitor ovulation through IVF every day. I hope this article can be helpful to everyone.
