The difference is that imported ovulation drugs are highly purified and have few impurities, so they have relatively few side effects, but they are expensive. Domestic ovulation drugs are cheaper and may have slightly higher side effects, but they all have the same effect: to promote ovulation. The size of the side effect response to the medication is related to individual differences. If you follow your doctor’s instructions, even domestic ovulation medication is more effective, and the ovulation medication is hormonal, and women take it for a shorter period of time, so there is not much chance of side effects. Women can choose between domestic and imported ovulation drugs according to their financial status and doctor’s advice. When taking ovulation medication, women should also pay attention to keeping their mood relaxed, living a regular life and avoiding overwork, which is also conducive to the normal effect of the medication.