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Abstract
Definition and clinical importance Post‑castration syndrome (PCS) can develop after oocyte retrieval and luteal phase; severe ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS) manifests as ascites, electrolyte imbalance, ovarian enlargement, and systemic signs. Although PCS is relatively rare, complications can be life-threatening and compromise IVF outcomes.
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