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Who it may help
- Irregular or absent ovulation
- Ovulation difficulties related to PCOS
- As part of timed intercourse or an IUI cycle
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Ovulation Induction
Medication-supported treatment to encourage regular ovulation, with careful monitoring.
What is Ovulation Induction?
Ovulation induction uses medication to encourage the ovaries to release an egg in people who do not ovulate regularly. It is a common first step for certain ovulation difficulties, including some cases related to PCOS.
The treatment is carried out with monitoring so that the response can be followed and timing optimised.
How Ovulation Induction works
After a baseline assessment, medication — taken by mouth or given by injection — is used to stimulate the development of a follicle.
Follicular monitoring with ultrasound helps track the response and identify the best timing, guiding the next step in your plan.
The Ovulation Induction process
Tap any step to read more. Your plan is always personalised — not everyone experiences every step.
Common questions about Ovulation Induction
1. What is ovulation induction?
Ovulation induction uses medication to encourage the ovaries to release an egg in people who do not ovulate regularly, carried out with careful monitoring.
2. Is monitoring necessary?
Yes — monitoring with ultrasound helps follow how you are responding to treatment and identify the best timing for the next step.