Treatment context

The parts of a cycle your clinic decides — stimulation dose, trigger, and OHSS risk. These explain what has already been decided for you and what to ask about it. None of them recommends a dose or a time.

Example answer0 of 5 risk factorsChecked before your triggerAm I at risk of OHSS?You need: AMH, Antral follicle count, Your age, PCOS diagnosed, Follicles at triggerOpen calculator →
Example answer225 IU per dayIn the 150 to 250 IU rangeWhat does my injection dose mean?You need: Daily dose prescribed, Your AMH, Antral follicle count, Your ageOpen calculator →
Example answer18 mm lead folliclehCG trigger · in the 17–20 mm rangeWhat does my trigger shot mean?You need: Trigger type, Lead follicle size, Follicles 11mm or largerOpen calculator →

Why some tools should not be public

Medication dose, trigger timing and OHSS risk are prescribing decisions made with your full monitoring data — follicle sizes, hormone trends, and how you have responded so far. A public form sees none of that.

The consequences are not theoretical. Getting a trigger wrong loses a cycle; getting stimulation wrong can cause ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, which is occasionally dangerous. We have listed these so that a search for them lands on an explanation rather than on a tool that should not exist.