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Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists
The document outlines key recommendations for fertility clinics regarding the management of OHSS, including risk assessment, grading of severity, and appropriate treatment strategies. It emphasizes the need for patient education and follow-up care, as well as considerations for thromboprophylaxis. The guidelines are intended to support clinicians in providing safe and effective care for women experiencing OHSS.
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