Cause – Ovulation Defect2022-04-26T07:04:26+10:00

Ovulation

Some women will ovulate occasionally rather than regularly or not at all.
Very often these women will have irregular and sporadic menstrual cycles.
This can often be treated simply with a tablet called Clomid/Serophene.

Some people will not respond to this and will require daily injections of gonadotrophic hormones.
These are known by the trade name of Puregon or Gonal F. This is a highly effective treatment.

There is an increased risk of multiple pregnancy with this treatment and it is usual to monitor this with ultrasound assessment and / or blood tests to avoid this.

One can generally achieve pregnancy rates of approximately 70% over a few cycles of treatment.
Some of these patients may have other problems with their fertility which necessitates more complex approaches.

Ovulation infertility - Coastal IVF

In our society 5-10% of couples have varying degrees of infertility.

Common Causes of Infertility

Endometriosis
Ovulation Defects
Tubal & Uterine Disease
Cervical Factors
PCOS
Prior Vasectomy
Male infertility
Unexplained infertility

When should I seek advice about fertility?

If any of these apply to you, please make an appointment to see us at Coastal IVF.

  1. Have you been trying to conceive for more than 6 months?
  2. Have you been diagnosed with endometriosis?
  3. Has your partner had a vasectomy?
  4. Are you over the age of 35?
  5. Is your menstrual cycle short, irregular or prolonged

Did you know? Failure to conceive is often the only symptom of endometriosis. Early investigation means early diagnosis and more effective treatment.

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