Not Ovulating?
Ovulation Induction
Could Be Your Answer!

Not Ovulating? Ovulation Induction is assisted conception assistance that may help you to be able to get pregnant.

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Ovulation Induction is one of the simplest fertility treatments to assist you in increasing your odds of pregnancy. Some women may have a regular menstrual cycle, however they may not ovulate.

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If you don't ovulate, you can't get pregnant.
If you end up needing ovulation induction it will involve medication either taken orally or injected, which will help you to ovulate.
Conception through this method will occur by intercourse, it's just that your ovaries will be stimulated to help mature eggs for ovulation.

Medication is usually taken at the beginning of your cycle. Typically between day 3 to 7. Then your eggs are observed about a week later, typically between day 10 and 12 to assess how many are potentially developing. Usually this occurs by way of a blood test or ultrasound.
Your doctor performing the test can usually tell the size of the follicles from an ultrasound, which will indicate to them and determine when you should ovulate.
Therefore you will know when the best time to have intercourse is to hopefully achieve conception.

Here is a video addressing whether you can get pregnant if you are not ovulating:

Will You Need It?

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About 10 to 20% of women experiencing fertility problems are those with ovulation disorders. It is one of the most common reasons that women have for having trouble achieving and maintaining a pregnancy.

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Having ovulation problems can mean you are experiencing anything from irregular periods, to no periods at all, thyroid disease, or weight problems, including being over or underweight. Even even certain medications or stress can lead to ovulation problems.
If you end up having ovulation problems, than ovulation induction may be a great treatment for you. Of course, you must speak with your doctor about this. Prognosis can only be made with proper testing first.

Regular periods are usually classified as anywhere between 24 and 32 days.

Usually if you have been having trouble conceiving for a while, and you've managed to get yourself to fertility clinic, ovulation induction may be one of the first treatments you are given, providing tests reveal your ovaries can produce eggs, and that your fallopian tubes aren't blocked or majorly damaged. If that is the case, you may need extra help, because the egg will have no way of traveling to meet the sperm through standard intercourse. Other methods like

IVF may be considered if problems like this are identified.