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Ovulation Induction
Ovary shortly before
an egg is released.
The following articles look at different treatments and methods available for ovulation induction.
- Clomid
- One of the first treatments usually recommended for women suffering from infertility, Clomid is a well tested treatment. It is also a relatively safe and low risk medicine. Complete Article
- Progesterone
- Often prescribed for women during infertility treatments, the reproductive hormone progesterone has a number of important purposes. Menstruation is triggered at the beginning of a treatment cycle for anovulatory women with infrequent periods. Progesterone dosing vascularizes the lining of the uterus; when this ceases, progesterone levels drop off. As the uterine lining breaks down, menstruation begins. Complete Article
- Other Fertility Drugs
- In general, fertility drugs for women work to overcome a variety of ovulation disorders. Although some of these drugs are combined with other treatments, they can be used alone, especially if a woman prefers to exhaust her options before submitting to any invasive procedures. Complete Article
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