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Estrogen 2mg
After a year of letrozole 2.5mg for 5 days cycle, Last month was my no medicine cycle. It
Became an anovulatory cycle, where a follicle did not rupture (as seen on 22nd cycle day). Doc started me with progesterone 200mg twice a day to induce period) from cd 24 to 29. I got my periods on cd 31.
But my 2nd day scan showed last month unruptured follicle.. due to which doc had to cancel my 1st IVF cycle..
And he started me with estrogen 2mg tablet twice a day for 14 days..
Will this help?? Or can this affect my ivf cycle or pregnancy next month?
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Mostly no. but progestrones are given to suppress the follicle
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
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Estrogen is helpful before starting IVF to have synchronous growth, that is to have the follicles of the same size, as it increases the number of eggs that could be collected.
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