Test tube baby estradiol: is there any side effect?
Test tube infant estradiol is a drug frequently used in assisted reproductive technology, which is used to regulate the menstrual cycle of patients and promote the development of follicles. However, the use of estradiol may bring some side effects and contraindications. Next, we will elaborate on these aspects.
Side effects of estradiol
1. Hormone imbalance: The use of estradiol may lead to the imbalance of estrogen levels in women, especially in the case of high doses or long-term use. This may cause irregular menstruation, headache, breast pain and emotional fluctuations and other symptoms.
2. Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS): OHSS is a serious complication that may occur when ovulation promoting drugs are used. The use of estradiol may increase the risk of OHSS. Symptoms include abdominal distension, abdominal pain, vomiting, nausea, and weight gain. In serious cases, hospitalization may be required.
3. Increased risk of thrombosis: The use of estrogen is related to the increased risk of thrombosis. Thrombosis may occur in the lungs, heart or other parts, and in serious cases may lead to heart attack or stroke.
4. Pregnancy related risks: The use of estradiol may increase pregnancy related risks, such as abortion, intrauterine fetal growth retardation, etc. Therefore, patients using estradiol need to closely monitor with doctors.
Contraindications to estradiol
1. Patients with breast cancer or other estrogen dependent tumors should not use estradiol.
2. Patients who are at risk of thrombosis or thrombotic disease should avoid using estradiol to reduce the risk of further thrombosis.
3. Patients with severe liver disease, kidney disease or heart disease should use estradiol with caution, because these diseases may increase their risk of disease.
4. Patients with allergic reaction or allergy to estradiol components should not use this drug.
Recommendations for the use of estradiol
1. Before using estradiol, patients should have a comprehensive physical examination, including liver function, heart condition and blood coagulation function.
2. The use of estradiol should be based on the doctor's advice and guidance, and strictly follow the dosage and use time.
3. Regularly monitor the menstrual cycle and follicular development to adjust the medication plan and avoid side effects.
4. Patients should follow up regularly and report any discomfort to the doctor during drug use.
Summary
In vitro infant estradiol is a commonly used drug in assisted reproductive technology, but there may be side effects and contraindications when it is used. Side effects include hormonal imbalance, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, increased risk of thrombosis, and pregnancy related risks. Contraindications include presence of estrogen dependent tumors, risk of thrombosis, severe liver disease, kidney disease or heart disease, and allergy to drug ingredients. Patients should have a comprehensive examination before using estradiol, use it according to the doctor's advice and guidance, and regularly monitor and report any symptoms. Through proper use and monitoring, patients can reduce the risk of side effects and increase the chance of IVF success.
