Time ovulation detection using transvaginal ultrasonography and urinary ovulation test

L. Șerbănescu

Abstract: The timing of detecting the precise ovulation is very important in women at reproduction age and who plan the conception. In the present study it were included 30 patients divided in two groups. In the 1st group the ovulation date was determined by ultrasound and urinary ovulation test, and the 2nd group in which only with urinary ovulation test was evaluated. It were analyzed the rates obtaining pregnancy three or six months for both groups, considering that the patients were advised to have sex as often as possible during ovulation, and the ultrasound monitoring was performed on days 6, 9, 12 of menstrual cycle. The results shows that the rates of getting a spontaneous pregnancy at 3 and 6 months respectively were higher for patients from the 1st group versus the 2nd group. In the 1st group, 33% patients were pregnant at 3 months, 86.66% at 6 months, and from the 2nd group, 26.66% were pregnant at 3 months and 60% at 6 months. Our results sustain the fact that by using the combined technique (i.e. transvaginal ultrasonography and urinary ovulation tests) for ovulation detection represent a reliable method with better results comparing with the single technique, by using only urinary ovulation test.
DOI:10.18643/gieu.2018.144

Keywords: ovulation, ultrasonography, urinary test, conception.