In daily life, there are many women who suffer from infertility. During the treatment process, it is necessary to receive ovulation induction injections at the hospital to promote follicle maturation and ovulation. However, ovulation induction has certain risks to women's bodies. So what are the hazards of women receiving ovulation induction injections?
Women who receive ovulation induction injections mainly promote the maturation and development of the ovaries through hormone stimulation, and also facilitate the release of eggs. However, due to the use of hormones, it is easy for women to experience abnormal ovulation and may also lead to some pregnancy problems.
For example, women are prone to having multiple pregnancies during pregnancy. It is easy to suffer from pregnancy syndrome during pregnancy, and the risk of premature miscarriage is several times higher than that of normal women.
Getting ovulation inducing injections can also easily cause many adverse reactions in women's bodies, such as nausea, decreased appetite, weight gain, bloating, abdominal pain, dizziness, and so on. In addition, during menstruation, it is also easy to experience symptoms such as increased menstrual flow and irregular bleeding.
And women's bodies are in a state of long-term high estrogen levels. This can easily lead to a series of diseases, such as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, pelvic fluid accumulation, and even breast and ovarian tumors.
Getting ovulation inducing injections is not suitable for all women, especially for those with thyroid dysfunction. Patients with uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, heart disease, epilepsy, asthma, and tumor diseases are not eligible for ovulation induction injections.
