stimulation of the ovaries with various hormonal medications to develop as many ovarian follicles as possible and to control the timing of ovulation for egg recovery.
In response to the administration of fertility drugs, the maturation of several follicles simultaneously, which results in the production of an exaggerated hormonal response.
The use of medications to stimulate multiple follicular development in the ovaries. This stimulation is called “controlled” because the patient is carefully monitored with ultrasounds and hormonal blood testing.
stimulation of the ovaries using drugs (gonadotrophins), with the objective of stimulating the development of multiple follicles and hence retrieval of multiple eggs.
The administration of hormone medications to stimulate the ovaries to produce multiple eggs.
Using fertility medications to stimulate the growth of multiple follicles for ovulation. Also called Superovulation.
Pharmacologic stimulation of the ovaries, generally with gonadotropins and/or clomiphene citrate, with the objective of stimulating the development of multiple follicles and hence retrieval of multiple eggs.
Stimulation of the ovaries with various hormonal medications in order to develop as many follicles as possible as well as to control the timing of ovulation
Stimulation of the ovaries with fertility medications such as clomiphene citrate or gonadotropins, to encourage the growth of several eggs.
