Women produce a high-quality follicle every month. This high-quality follicle is the precursor of an egg that is most easily matured and expelled from the ovary. Many people go to the hospital to get hCG, which is ovulation inducing medication, in order to conceive better and within the time frame they can control. So, how long does it take for the follicle to rupture after receiving an HCG injection?
Generally, the first ovulation induction requires observing the development of follicles through ultrasound. Only when the follicles have developed to a certain stage, can ovulation inducing injections, also known as HCG, be injected. Many people will go to the hospital for ultrasound examination in a timely manner in order to conceive their baby as soon as possible. When the eggs are about to mature, they will inject ovulation inducing injections in a timely manner, so that the follicles can be discharged within their controllable time.
In fact, after injecting HCG, the follicles usually rupture within 48 hours, releasing one or several eggs. Women who inject HCG to induce ovulation can choose to have sex at this stage, so that the sperm can successfully combine with the egg, and thus the woman can successfully conceive a baby.
Ovulation induction is quite common in modern society. Ovulation induction may cause many eggs to mature and be released at once, making it easier to have multiple pregnancies. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner. If multiple pregnancies are found, they need to be reduced in time, otherwise it will bring many dangers. At the same time, do not take medication indiscriminately to promote ovulation and avoid causing harm to the body.
