How many times does the IVF ovulation promoting needle treatment need?
IVF ovulation stimulating needle therapy is a common assisted reproductive technology, which can help those couples who have abnormal ovulation or cannot ovulate to achieve their reproductive aspirations. However, for couples who are receiving ovulation induction acupuncture for the first time, they may want to know how many times this treatment course needs to be carried out to be successful. Next, I will elaborate on the treatment interval, patient's physical condition, drug reaction and treatment effect.
Treatment interval
How many times the IVF ovulation induction needle treatment needs depends first on the treatment interval. Generally speaking, the treatment interval of each course is 28 days, that is, according to the menstrual cycle. Under normal circumstances, couples need at least 3-6 months of treatment to achieve better results. However, this is not absolute, because every couple's physical condition and treatment response will be different.
In addition, the treatment interval is also related to the couple's living habits, working hours and the queuing situation in the hospital. Sometimes, due to the long waiting time in line, couples may need to wait for some time before starting the next treatment. Therefore, the length of treatment interval may affect the number of times of receiving ovulation stimulating needle treatment.
Patient's physical condition
In addition to the treatment interval, the patient's physical condition will also have an impact on the number of IVF ovulation induction needle treatments. If patients themselves have serious endocrine disorders, ovarian failure or polycystic ovary syndrome and other diseases, they may need to receive more treatment to achieve the desired results.
In addition, the age of the patient is also a key factor. The number and quality of women's eggs will decline with age, and more treatment may be needed to improve the chance of pregnancy. Therefore, for older couples, more IVF ovulation induction needles may be needed.
Drug reaction
Drug reaction is another key factor affecting the number of times of IVF ovulation induction needle treatment. Each patient's response to ovulation promoting drugs is different, and some people may need higher doses or longer drug treatment to achieve ovulation promoting effect.
At the same time, the reaction of patients to drugs may also lead to the prolongation of the treatment cycle. If the ovarian response of the patient is too low, it is necessary to increase the drug dose or extend the treatment time to increase the development of follicles, which will increase the number of times of receiving ovulation promoting needle treatment.
treatment effect
Finally, the number of times needed for IVF ovulation induction needle treatment is also related to the treatment effect. Although the success rate of each course of treatment is between 20-40%, not every course of treatment can be successful. If the couple did not achieve the expected effect in the previous treatment, more treatment may be required to successfully conceive.
In general, the number of IVF ovulation induction needle treatments varies from person to person, depending on the treatment interval, patient's physical condition, drug response, treatment effect and other factors. When choosing to receive treatment, couples should consult with professional doctors in detail and formulate reasonable treatment plans according to their personal conditions to improve the possibility of success.
Conclusion: The treatment frequency of IVF ovulation stimulating needle depends on the treatment interval, patient's physical condition, drug reaction and treatment effect. The treatment interval of each course of treatment is 28 days, and couples need at least 3-6 months of treatment. The patient's physical condition and drug reaction will affect the number of treatments, and older couples may need more treatment. The treatment effect is the final factor that determines the number of treatments. If the previous treatments are not successful, more treatments may be needed to conceive.
