How to take Pregnyl if you have PCO and Hormonal imbalances?

When taking Pregnyl, it is important to follow your doctor’s instructions and take the medication at the times prescribed. Generally, pregnil is taken during or after a menstrual cycle. 

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Taking Pregnyl During Cycle

When Pregnil is administered, it triggers the ovaries to produce more eggs than usual and increases the chances of conception. It also helps to regulate the menstrual cycle, making it more predictable and reducing the risk of abnormal cycles. 

Pregnil is usually given for five to eight days during the middle of a woman's menstrual cycle, but the exact timing of the injections will depend on the individual's cycle.

Taking Pregnil After Cycle

When taken after a menstrual cycle, Pregnil can help treat certain conditions or symptoms. It is sometimes used to treat endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), or premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). 

For these conditions, Pregnil is typically taken during the luteal phase, which is the period after ovulation until the start of the next menstrual cycle

What is Pregnyl?

Pregnyl (often misspelled as Pregnil) is a medicine used to help women who are unable to conceive naturally, or who have difficulty conceiving, to become pregnant.

It is a hormone injection, generally given into the muscle of the upper arm, that contains the hormones follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH). 

These hormones are natural chemicals produced by the body to regulate ovulation, the release of an egg from the ovary. The injection helps to stimulate the ovaries and increase the chances of a woman becoming pregnant.

How to Increase Pregnancy Chance?

The 14th day method isn’t recommended unless you have a textbook style 28-day cycle. The idea is to plan sex for a couple of days prior to ovulation. Doctors normally advise 3 days of continues intercourse to have higher success of getting pregnant.

Sexual Positions & Orgasm:

This is last point because it’s least important! Sexual positions aren’t a guarantee that you will get pregnant, but some positions are a better bet than others.

Good positions are the classic missionary position, doggie style and lying side-by-side during intercourse. It ensures that the sperm gets deposited closest to the cervix and are therefore, more conducive for pregnancy.

This modified missionary position allows deeper penetration & sperm deposit closer to cervix. So, even if sperm motility is low there is higher chance of it meeting egg. Rest your legs on your man’s shoulder. Keep a pillow under your hip and stay connected for few minutes after his ejaculation. [source]

Orgasms for fertility: 

Technically female orgasm isn’t necessary for conception to take place. However, few studies prove that women who have orgasms and enjoy sex, are more likely to get pregnant.

Surprised?

This is because massive muscular contractions take place during vaginal orgasm. So the contraction pushes the sperm on their way up to the cervix. So, a deeper penetration and an orgasm is also important especially if your hubby’s sperm motility is low. Besides, the least an orgasm can do is put a smile on your face & great night sleep!

In some fertility doctors advise reaching orgasm by clitoral stimulation while doing artificial insemination (IUF)