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Complications of Ovulation Induction
2002Over 2 million women age 15–44 years are estimated to have taken fertility drugs in the United States. This number will continue to increase as more women seek treatment for infertility, and many undergo treatment with ovulation induction agents. Thus it is important to be aware of the possible complications associated with superovulation so we can ...
Janee A. Fonslick, David B. Seifer
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1992
The aim of induction of ovulation is to obtain normal fertility, using methods which are designed to restore ovarian function in as physiological a manner as possible. Current methods of diagnosis and treatment result in normal fertility rates in most patients with anovulation, with the notable exceptions of women with primary ovarian failure, and ...
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The aim of induction of ovulation is to obtain normal fertility, using methods which are designed to restore ovarian function in as physiological a manner as possible. Current methods of diagnosis and treatment result in normal fertility rates in most patients with anovulation, with the notable exceptions of women with primary ovarian failure, and ...
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The Alabama journal of medical sciences, 1986
Induction of ovulation is indicated for anovulatory and amenorrheic women as well as for women who have an inadequate luteal phase. It is also indicated as a strategy for recruiting multiple follicles for women with unexplained infertility and those who are undergoing assisted reproductive technologies.
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Induction of ovulation is indicated for anovulatory and amenorrheic women as well as for women who have an inadequate luteal phase. It is also indicated as a strategy for recruiting multiple follicles for women with unexplained infertility and those who are undergoing assisted reproductive technologies.
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1990
The patient who desires to ovulate in order to conceive should first be given specific therapy for the underlying etiologic factor, i.e., psychotherapy for emotional causes, improved nutrition and thyroid supplements, corticosteroids for adrenal hyperplasia, or surgical removal of androgen-producing tumors.
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The patient who desires to ovulate in order to conceive should first be given specific therapy for the underlying etiologic factor, i.e., psychotherapy for emotional causes, improved nutrition and thyroid supplements, corticosteroids for adrenal hyperplasia, or surgical removal of androgen-producing tumors.
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Clinical Perspectives in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 2019
Patricia A. Stephenson
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Patricia A. Stephenson
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Breast Cancer and Ovulation Induction Treatments
Clinical Breast Cancer, 2018R. Taheripanah +4 more
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