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Stymulacja owulacji

Michał Radwan1, Dorota Zamkowska, Dariusz Wójcik, Tomasz Ziółkowski
Ginekologia i Perinatologia Praktyczna 2017;2(1):1-8.

Streszczenie

Brak owulacji dotyczy około 15–25% kobiet z rozpoznaną niepłodnością. Stymulacja owulacji jest metodą leczenia
zaburzeń owulacji i polega na pobudzeniu rozwoju pęcherzyka jajnikowego. Postępowanie to jest zarezerwowane
dla kobiet z brakiem owulacji. Prawidłowo przeprowadzone leczenie daje dobre rezultaty. W ostatnich latach
wprowadzono nowe metody leczenia zaburzeń owulacji. Cytrynian klomifenu pozostaje nadal lekiem pierwszego
wyboru, ale wyniki aktualnych badań zdecydowanie przemawiają za zastąpieniem tego preparatu letrozolem.
Metformina stosowana w monoterapii ma ograniczoną skuteczność, jednak w niektórych sytuacjach może mieć
zastosowanie jako lek zwiększający insulinowrażliwość. Gonadotropiny w tzw. protokole step-up pozostają lekami
drugiego wyboru.
Zgodnie z aktualnymi badaniami stymulacja owulacji jest bezpieczną i skuteczną metodą leczenia niepłodności
spowodowanej brakiem owulacji.

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