Outside the box
Professional bodies publish clinical guidelines that do not always put the patient at the center. A thorough understanding of the physiology and endocrinology of the fertilization process makes it possible to deviate from official guidelines, while maintaining maximum effectiveness and also simplifying complicated and burdensome treatment.
Below are a few examples as published in the scientific literature (peer-reviewed) and at scientific conferences (but not on “social media”). Naturally, the material is in English.
Safe: First world publication: IVF without ovarian hyperstimulation.
Why continue to insert irritating medications into the vagina if you can safely stop two weeks after pumping?
How to achieve effective and simple luteal support for the patient, without using irritating vaginal preparations?
When and for whom is an LH supplement required during the stimulation phase of ovulation?
Ovarian stimulation for IVF, how many follow-up visits are required? Actually, only one!
How to prepare the patient for the thawing cycle?
