Ovarian Induction Treatment in Noida
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Ovarian Induction is used when a woman’s body isn’t releasing eggs the way it should. Some don’t ovulate at all. Some skip months. This treatment gives the ovaries a push using medicines. The aim? To get at least one good egg ready so pregnancy can happen. Doctors pick the right day of your period to begin. Pills or injections are given. Then, they watch closely with scans and sometimes blood tests. Once the egg looks ready, they time things so you can try conceiving. It’s simple. It doesn’t involve surgery. And for many, it’s the first real chance to get pregnant without jumping straight to IVF. It’s safe, quick, and often works well in the first few tries.
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Ovarian Induction Treatments Offered in Noida – SCI IVF
At SCI IVF Hospital, ovulation induction treatment in Noida is handled using advanced hormonal therapy combined with regular ultrasound monitoring. We offer stimulation through Clomiphene Citrate, Letrozole, or Gonadotropins—depending on your exact hormonal balance. The center’s in-house lab tracks follicular growth and hormone levels daily. SCI also integrates timed IUI cycles for better outcomes if needed. Our team adjusts medication based on real-time scan data. This fine-tuned process makes us one of the most precise clinics for ovarian stimulation fertility Noida has to offer. Our specialists use follicular monitoring software and hormone assay tech for detailed cycle control.
Important Lab Tests Before Treatment
For Men
For Women (if required for IVF/ICSI)
The fertility specialist may ask for a few tests before starting treatment. These usually include hormone blood tests—FSH, LH, AMH, TSH, and Prolactin. A pelvic ultrasound is also done to check your ovaries and uterus. Sometimes, a hysterosalpingography (HSG) is suggested to check if the fallopian tubes are open. These tests help figure out if stimulation will work and how strong it should be.
What to Expect
During the Process
Ovarian Induction typically starts on day 2 or 3 of your period. You’ll take oral pills or injections for 5–10 days. During this time, you'll need regular scans to check how your follicles (eggs) are growing. If needed, blood tests will monitor hormone levels. Once the follicles reach the right size, an injection is given to trigger ovulation. You’ll be asked to try conceiving naturally or may undergo IUI shortly after. The entire cycle lasts about two weeks.
After the Process
After ovulation is triggered, you’ll be advised to try intercourse or undergo IUI within a window of 36 hours. You might be asked to take progesterone support for the second half of the cycle. Mild bloating or cramping is common. You’ll return after 12–14 days for a pregnancy blood test. If the result is positive, a follow-up scan will confirm the pregnancy. If not, adjustments will be made in the next cycle. Some cycles might need repeated attempts.
Success Rate of Ovarian Induction Treatment in Noida
At SCI IVF Noida, success rates for ovulation induction vary between 25% to 40% per cycle, depending on age, cause of infertility, and ovarian reserve. With three to four cycles, cumulative pregnancy chances are much higher. Women under 35 often see quicker results, especially with IUI. We customize every treatment, which helps boost outcomes.
Cost of Ovarian Induction Treatment
The cost of ovarian induction treatment at SCI IVF is between ₹8,000 to ₹18,000 per cycle. It depends on the medication, monitoring, and whether IUI is included. All costs are explained in detail before starting.
Step-by-Step Procedure
- Consultation & Testing:
On your first visit, the doctor will review your medical history and ask for basic hormonal tests. These help check if your ovaries can respond well to medications. - Start of Medication:
On day 2 or 3 of your menstrual cycle, stimulation begins. You may be prescribed either oral tablets like Letrozole or injections containing Gonadotropins. - Ultrasound Monitoring:
Every 2–3 days, a transvaginal ultrasound is done to check the size and number of follicles. Blood tests may also be needed to track estrogen levels. - Trigger Shot:
Once the leading follicle reaches 18–22mm, an HCG injection is given. This triggers the ovary to release the egg in the next 36 hours. - Timed Intercourse/IUI:
You're advised to have intercourse or undergo IUI based on follicle size and sperm quality. - Luteal Phase Support:
You might get progesterone tablets or injections to help the uterus prepare for pregnancy. - Pregnancy Test:
After two weeks, a blood test (beta-hCG) checks if implantation occurred. If positive, early pregnancy scans follow.
This whole cycle lasts about 12–16 days, depending on your response.
Benefits of Ovarian Induction Treatment
- Stimulates regular ovulation in women with irregular cycles
- Non-invasive first-line treatment option
- Increases the chances of natural conception
- Works well when paired with timed intercourse or IUI
- Cost-effective compared to IVF
- Safe and usually well-tolerated
- Customizable dose as per individual body response
- Monitored closely for better results
- Helps detect other fertility concerns early
- Offers emotional relief by giving hope
What is the Age Limit for Ovarian Induction?
Ovarian induction is generally recommended for women under 40. In some cases, it can be tried until age 45 if ovarian reserve is good. After 40, chances drop, and IVF is often advised. Your doctor will decide based on tests.
Why Do People Choose Ovarian Induction Treatment?
This treatment is less stressful, affordable, and often works well for women with hormonal imbalance or PCOS. It gives hope before jumping to more invasive methods. Many couples feel it’s a good first step. It also fits into busy schedules and doesn’t require too many hospital visits. Plus, it allows a natural pregnancy to happen without heavy procedures.
What Do You Do to Prepare for Ovarian Induction Treatment?
- Track your periods to understand your cycle
- Take any vitamins or supplements prescribed
- Avoid smoking, alcohol, and junk food
- Sleep well, reduce stress through meditation or yoga
- Maintain a healthy body weight
- Stay active—light walks or low-impact exercise help
- Share your full medical history with your doctor
- Get your partner’s fertility checked if needed
- Avoid over-the-counter hormonal pills unless advised
- Follow timing strictly—missed pills can affect the result
- Eat home-cooked, low-sugar meals to support hormone balance
- Discuss any past miscarriages or irregular cycles
- Don't skip scans or tests—it affects accuracy
- Talk openly about side effects you may be worried about
- Keep a journal if it helps you stay on track
- Arrange for emotional support—a partner or a close friend
- Take prescribed medicine at the same time daily
- Be realistic—this might take a few cycles to work
- Ask all questions—there are no silly ones
- Stay positive and patient—results can take time
What are the Results After the Procedure?
- Ovulation happens in 80–85% of cases
- Pregnancy within 3–4 cycles is likely
- Hormones stabilize over time
- Irregular periods may become more regular
- Emotional confidence improves with each cycle
- The risk of multiple pregnancy (twins) is 5–10%
- Low chance of side effects if the dosage is right
- The doctor may adjust future cycles for a better outcome
- Can help detect egg reserve and response quality
- If not successful, it helps decide the next fertility step
Why Choose SCI IVF??
- We offer result-oriented treatment plans
- Monitored by experienced fertility doctors
- Affordable pricing with full transparency
- Latest scanning and hormone testing equipment
- Flexible appointment slots
- Supportive team for every step
- Option to combine IUI if needed
- Detailed counselling before and during treatment
FAQs on Ovarian Induction Treatment
No, most women only feel mild cramping during scans or injections. The rest feels like a regular cycle.
Usually 12 to 16 days, starting from the second day of your period. It's a short and focused treatment.
Yes. In fact, this treatment works really well for PCOS cases where ovulation doesn't happen regularly.
No. This is an outpatient treatment. You’ll come in for scans and tests, then go back to your routine.
Yes. Most couples try 3 to 4 cycles. If it doesn’t work, your doctor will help you plan the next step.
