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Endometrial polyps
I am undergoing fertility treatment for the last 2 months.. I was prescribed Novelon for the 21 days last cycle to reduce endometrial thickness and this cycle prescribed Letrozole 5mg from 2 nd day to 6th day .. yesterday TVS scan shows up endometrial polys which was not there in any other scans constantly taken every 2 nd day...
Is the poly related to Novelon and then Letrozole 5 mg dosage.?
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These medicines don't cause endometrial polyps. You probably need a hysteroscopy for further evaluation.
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Dr. Kumari Anukriti
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
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Letrozole and novelon is not the reason for polyp. You should complete the ovulation induction treatment this. If pregnancy doesn't happen then go for hysteroscopy or 3 D sonography for endometrial polyps evaluation. Connect for detailed discussion
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