Ovulation induction treatment begins with preoperative related examinations and the patient has to present a birth certificate. After passing the examination, the doctor will determine the treatment plan according to the patient’s age, ovarian function and other conditions, and carry out medication to induce ovulation. Ultrasound is needed to monitor follicle development during ovulation induction, as well as to detect changes in female reproductive hormones, a process that takes about 10 days. After the follicles are found to be mature, the doctor will retrieve the eggs by transvaginal puncture under ultrasound guidance, while the husband collects the semen, and then carries out in-vitro fertilization, embryo culture and embryo transfer. After the transfer, medication is also needed to support luteal function and help the embryo grow more solidly. It is important for the woman to follow up with the doctor on time and take the medication. It is important to emphasize that the ovulation induction process takes about 10 to 12 days, so the woman must arrange her work and life well, follow up with the doctor on time and take the medication as prescribed by the doctor. Your cooperation is a strong guarantee for the smooth progress of the treatment.