A clinical trial compares ovulation outcomes of vitamin E vs. no vitamin E in women with PCOS, suggesting potential benefits for ovulation induction.
The results indicate that the addition of vitamin E to the letrozole-tamoxifen-estradiol protocol might be associated with improved ovulatory outcomes in women with PCOS. Nevertheless, no significant effect on pregnancy rates was observed. These findings highlight the potential adjunctive role of vitamin E in ovulation induction among women with PCOS, although further large-scale randomized trials are needed to confirm its clinical relevance (number registration: IRCT20150407021653N20).
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