Worldwide, gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) antagonists are gaining ground, and. During the past 2 years, debate has been ongoing about the possible disadvantages of oral contraceptive pill (OCP) pre-treatment in GnRH antagonist IVF cycles. Therefore, this study aimed the whether or not OCP pre-treatment might have effect on outcome in GnRH antagonist IVF cycles. This is single blind Clinical Trial study and will be done on 195 patients that candidate to IVF from winter 1395 to spring the year of 1396 in infertility center of Imam Khomeini hospital patients with inclusion criteria (women with 20-35 years old; without any pathology in ovary or endometrioma, myoma or any hydrosalpinx ) are divided randomly to 3 groups. In group 1 ( 65 patients ) only antagonist 25 miligram daily is administrated from the second day of the cycle. In group 2 ( 65 patients), daily treatment is a pill (OCP) for 10 days and 10-12 days before the last cycle. In group 3, daily treatment is a Estradiol Pill for 10 days and before the start of antagonist administration. In all three groups of patients after 6 days of treatment, vaginal ultrasound will be done every other day. When the follicles greater than 13 mm was observed, antagonist starts with 25 mg and when there is at least three follicles greater than 17 mm, HCG 10000 unit is injected. After 36 hours, pick up the ovum will be done. In all three groups, the number of oocyte, days of stimulation as a primary outcomes and chemical and clinical pregnancy rates will be considered as a secondary outcome.This is single blind study that analyzer is blinded for the 3 treatment groups.