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Duphaston and spotting
I have been trying to conceive for past 3-4 months. Based on TVS i was diagnosed with PCOD hence doctor prescribed Duphaston from day 14 to day 24 (twice). I have been continuing the course for 2 months but This month i have had some spotting at around day 20, no pain. Is the spotting a cause for concern?
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
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Dr. Pooja Chotrani
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Hello Taking Duphaston alone for luteal support won’t help you conceive
You need to add other medicines with that
Kindly connect for online consult with all your previous blood reports and latest sonography report if done
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