How long does it take to retrieve eggs after ovulation stimulation? How many days after ovulation stimulation can I retrieve eggs?

With the development of society, in vitro fertilization has become more common. Some people cannot conceive normally, but they urgently want a baby. At this time, you can check your body first. If your body meets the conditions for in vitro fertilization, you can consider in vitro fertilization. There are many issues to pay attention to when doing in vitro fertilization. Many people who don’t understand don’t know how long it will take to retrieve eggs after ovulation induction, and how long it will take to retrieve eggs after ovulation induction? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. How long after ovulation induction can eggs be retrieved?

Ovarian induction usually takes about 10-15 days, and the specific time depends on the development of your follicles. When they grow close to 2.0, you can have the night injection to retrieve the eggs.

2. Things to note before doing IVF include:

1. If the patient has underlying diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, they should be controlled within the normal range;

2. Obese patients need to control their weight, and lowering it by 5%-10% can also achieve the purpose of assisting pregnancy;

3. At work, you need to arrange your time reasonably;

4. Pay attention to healthy diet, eat a reasonable and appropriate amount of food, and do not diet;

5. Take some folic acid before pregnancy to prevent the child from deformity;

6. Relieve stress and maintain a good attitude.

3. Precautions after IVF

After completing IVF, you must pay attention to rest, relax, take medication on time, and contact your doctor in time if you feel any discomfort. That’s all. In addition, pregnant women should eat more high-fiber vegetables and fruits, eat less spicy food, eat less raw, cold and irritating food, pay attention to food hygiene, and it is recommended to abstain from sexual intercourse. There is no need to be particularly nervous, you must relax and rest for two or three days. If there are no adverse reactions, you can go back to work.

3. Under what circumstances should women undergo IVF?

Female indications: pelvic fallopian tube lesions, ovulation disorders, endometriosis, immune factors, etc.

Pelvic fallopian tube disease is the most common cause of female infertility, accounting for approximately 60% of all female infertility. The main cause is pelvic (fallopian tube) inflammation, which causes pelvic (fallopian tube) adhesions and mechanically blocks the "meeting" of sperm and egg. Specific manifestations may include chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, pelvic adhesions, salpingo-oophoritis, fallopian tube obstruction, adhesions at the fimbria of the fallopian tubes, hydrosalpinx, etc. In the past, surgery has always been the first choice of treatment. After evidence-based medical testing, it has been confirmed that in vitro fertilization is the most effective method of assisted pregnancy.

Ovulatory disorders account for approximately 30% of female infertility, the most common of which is polycystic ovary syndrome. This type of patients usually have delayed menstruation or amenorrhea, accompanied by polycystic ovaries, and some also have masculine manifestations such as acne and hirsutism caused by hyperandrogenism. The first choice treatment for ovulation disorders is to induce ovulation, have sexual intercourse within the period guided by the doctor after ovulation, or undergo artificial insemination treatment. If infertility persists after 3-6 cycles of treatment, in vitro fertilization can be considered.

The mechanism by which endometriosis causes infertility is still unclear. The incidence of this disease continues to increase with the postponement of childbearing age and the increase in artificial abortions. It and infertility are mutually causal, forming a vicious circle. The best treatment for patients with endometrial infertility is pregnancy in October. Therefore, patients with endometriosis who want to have children should seek the fastest way to get pregnant, which may require in vitro fertilization.

It is unlikely that immune factors will cause female infertility. The currently confirmed female immune infertility factor is antiphospholipid antibody syndrome, which can cause fetal death or development arrest. The extent to which other immune factors, including female anti-sperm antibodies, anti-endometrial antibodies, blocking antibodies, etc., affect the corresponding links of reproduction has not yet been recognized. In addition to immunotherapy, in vitro fertilization is also an effective alternative.