6 papers reviewed
PCOS - Additional Interventions
2021 · non-randomized controlled study · 1 of 6
Reproductive function and pregnancy outcomes in women treated for idiopathic hyperprolactinemia: a non-randomized controlled study
Various · Endocrine Connections
Bromocriptine treatment for hyperprolactinemia achieved pregnancy rate of 65%. Prolactin levels normalized in 2-5 months, ovulation restored in 3-7 months. Important root cause of anovulation.
Read the paper ↗2023 · review · 2 of 6
Prolactin relationship with fertility and in vitro fertilization outcomes: a review of the literature
Various · Reproductive Sciences
Abnormal prolactin levels result in ovulation disorder, luteal phase deficiency, and chronic anovulation. Dopamine agonists (bromocriptine, cabergoline) effectively normalize prolactin and restore fertility.
Read the paper ↗2024 · pilot RCT · 3 of 6
The effect of laparoscopic ovarian drilling on pregnancy outcomes in polycystic ovary syndrome women
Various · Journal of Reproductive Medicine
Laparoscopic ovarian drilling achieved ~80% ovulation and ~60% pregnancy rates. Results in uni-follicular ovulation without continuous monitoring or multiple birth risk. Second-line treatment for drug-resistant PCOS.
Read the paper ↗2019 · cohort · 4 of 6
Pregnancy rates after laparoscopic ovarian drilling in polycystic ovary syndrome patients following unsuccessful ovulation induction
Various · Fertility and Sterility
52.9% achieved pregnancy within 3 months after LOD, 35.3% at 6 months. Significantly reduces testosterone and LH while improving ovulation. Concern about AMH/AFC reduction limits use to short-term solution.
Read the paper ↗1993 · cohort · 5 of 6
Clomiphene citrate affects cervical mucus and endometrial morphology independently of hormonal changes
Various · Fertility and Sterility (PubMed)
Clomiphene's anti-estrogenic properties decrease mucus production and increase mucus thickness. This side effect can reduce pregnancy rates with timed intercourse, supporting IUI or alternative agents like letrozole.
Read the paper ↗2024 · case series · 6 of 6
Ketogenic diet improves fertility in patients with polycystic ovary syndrome: a brief report
Various · Frontiers in Nutrition
Ketogenic diet improved fertility markers and achieved pregnancies in PCOS patients. Complements low-GI dietary evidence for PCOS management through carbohydrate restriction.
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