If a woman ovulates abnormally, it is not easy to conceive, so ovulation induction can solve some of her fertility problems. Ovulation induction is usually performed during the follicular formation period, under the action of external hormones, to promote the formation of dominant follicles. Generally, ovulation induction only involves one egg. So why is there only one egg for ovulation induction?
1. The reason why there is only one egg released during ovulation is because there is only one mature follicle developing in the ovary each month, so only one egg is released. Only mature follicles can be released at a time, and the pregnancy rate is relatively high during this period. At the same time, other follicles will slowly mature and be released during the next ovulation period.
2. And it's not necessarily better to have more mature eggs. Not all eggs can combine with sperm to form a fertilized egg. If multiple eggs are formed, they may develop into multiple fetuses or twins, but it is also possible that the eggs are too poor to combine with sperm. So in fact, the probability of successfully conceiving by forming an egg cell is higher.
Excessive ovulation induction may lead to ovulation stimulation syndrome, or the use of ovulation inducing drugs may cause follicles to become too large, making it difficult for eggs to be released and forming ovarian cysts. It is best to first go to a professional hospital for examination and undergo ovulation induction, pregnancy testing, etc. under the guidance of a doctor. During ovulation, it is important to rest, avoid vigorous exercise, eat light foods, and avoid spicy foods.
