(1) Aims: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of traditional medicine diet on follicular growth and the incidence of pregnancy in women with ovulation induction.
(2) Design: this is a semi-experimental study, participants will be divided into 2 groups (intervention group with Training of Diet Program based on Traditional Medicine and Control group without any training ).
In this intervention, women trained for ovulation induction based on traditional Iranian medicine that is derived from Iranian traditional medicine sources are taught to coexist with dietary ovulation induction medications and the effect of diet on follicular growth And the occurrence of pregnancy. In this program, the usual regimen is based on the traditional medicine guidelines, with respect to the limb temperament and the proper general temperament for improving ovulation and fertility, in a way that does not contradict modern medicine. The diet is based on traditional Iranian medicine by a traditional medicine specialist and includes the following points:
Fat, Macaroni, Macaroni, Lasagna, Pizza, Noodles, Cold Fruits and Vegetables, Mushrooms, Fries, Raw Vegetables, Barley, Fish, Beef, Veal, Sausages, Sausages, Hamburgers, Tuna Fish, Dishes Coffee, Cacao, Confectionery, Candy and Chocolate, Pickles, Chives, Salted, and Seasoned, Canned, Tomato Paste, Sauce, Dairy (Yogurt, Dough, Ice Cream, Whey, Cheese Spices and peppers (except turmeric and salt), drinks (such as industrial juices, soft drinks, delicatessen, bergamot tea).
You may prefer lamb or chicken and chicken, soup bread, rice cooked, apples, grapes, olives, dates, figs, bananas, mangoes, cooked vegetables, carrot juice, apple juice, raisins, currants, egg yolks Honey, Olive Oil, Walnuts, and Pistachios
Eat more meals but fewer. It is advisable not to eat food for half an hour before the next two hours. The legumes are soaked for 12 hours and then cooked with a little salt or preferably cooked in half of their equivalent of rice. If you are obliged to use dairy products, you can make a cup of hot milk plus a little sugar or honey or grape juice (or slightly) a day Use pasteurized cheese.
(3) How to do: In this semi-experimental study, 60 infertile women with ovarian syndrome are participated. Individuals are divided into two groups of control and intervention, the intervention group receives the face-to-face training and pamphlet diet plan, and observes the diet during 1 to 3 cycles of ovulation stimulation, and the control group has the usual diet. The dietary regimen is monitored by the feed recall questionnaire and analyzed with the software.
(4) Inclusion criteria:
The lack of physical illness and chronic ؛ no history of mental problems ؛ ovarian factor infertility ؛ cycles of ovulation induction is 1 to 3 ؛ FSH level over IU / L 1 and less than 15.
Exclusion criteria:
Do not diet for more than 24 consecutive hours ؛ Lack of patient to the ultrasound report
(5) Interventions: The effect of a traditional medicine program on follicular growth and the incidence of pregnancy in women with ovulation induction. The food program is a recipes derived from traditional medicine resources by the professor of traditional medicine counseling.
(6) Main outcome variables: The main outcome is follicle growth in terms of follicle count and diameter, and measurement of pregnancy by BhCG assay and sonography and observation of fetal heart rate.