DR during ovulation: assess egg quality and quantity

The process of shooting DR usually includes the following steps:

1. Preparation: The doctor needs to conduct necessary examinations and assessments on the patient to ensure that the patient's physical condition is suitable for DR photography.

2. Photography: The doctor will place the patient on special photography equipment and take DR films through X-rays.

3. Analysis: The doctor will take the DR film back to the laboratory for analysis to determine the quantity and quality of the eggs.

4. Suggestions: Doctors provide fertility advice to patients based on the analysis results of DR films, including fertility time, methods, risks and benefits, etc.

By taking DR shots, doctors can evaluate the quality and quantity of eggs, helping women better choose the time and method of childbearing. At the same time, taking DR shots can also help doctors predict women’s fertility and provide women with better fertility support and protection.

Although the process of shooting DR is simple, it has an important impact on women's physical and reproductive health. Therefore, women should undergo DR under the guidance of a doctor to ensure their physical and reproductive health.