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Study aim
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A comparative study of three methods of ovulation stimulation for poor responders in ART
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Design
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Clinical trial with control group, with parallel groups, double-blind, randomized, phase 3 on 150 patients in three groups. people in each group, we will use the Restricted randomization method of the block randomization method, so that from 15 blocks of 6, including 2 to A, 2 to B and 2 to C Will be formed
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Settings and conduct
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After undergoing the IVF cycle, individuals are randomly assigned to one of three methods of stimulating ovulation from the third day of menstruation. Isfahan Shahid Beheshti Hospital
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: poor responders with criteria of 3 and 4 poseidone. Exclusion criteria: Patients was infected with coronavirus during the cycle, patients who do not respond to drug and do not have follicle after drug. patients who have received drug incorrectly during the cycle.
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Intervention groups
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The first group is given 300 gonadotropins. then HCG 5000 is given after looking at least two follicles above 17 mm. In the second group, from the second day of menstruation letrozole is given for 5 days and 150 mg of gonadotropin. after two follicles above 17 mm, the trigger is made with two HCG 5000s. In the third group, from the previous 21 days of the GNRH agonist, 250 micrograms are given daily until the onset of menstruation. With the onset of menstruation, letrozole is given 2.5 mg daily for one to five days, and a single FSH is given from day 5 of menstruation. After two follicles above 17 mm, HCG trigger is given HCG with GNRH
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Main outcome variables
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Comparison of the average number of oocytes obtained and the rate of chemical pregnancy, frequency of IMPLANTATION, frequency of CILINICAL PREGNANCY, frequency of ONGOING PREGNANCY is studied in three study groups.