IVF Medication and the Importance of Timing

If you are undergoing assisted reproduction treatment, are the times at which you take your medication important? Well, the truth is yes. Your doctors, your doctors are going to tell you when you have to take your medication. The medication, normally, for example, the GNRH antagonists, if you don't take them at a certain time or you forget or you miss it, you could ovulate before the time. Or, for example, ovulation triggers, ovarian triggers, which is usually done with something called triptoralin, decapeptil or ovitrelle. In these, come on, the time is crucial because, depending on the timing, the ovarian puncture that is performed depends on the time. Or, for example, not only the time, but also the timing, when you start. If you start later or earlier than you are told, your endometrium may not be synchronized with the embryo transfer. So it is important, it is very important the timing in assisted reproduction treatments.