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I want to get pregnant
My gynaecologist made me have duphaston and letrozole for 2 months and now she has prescribed novelon for 21 days.how will I conceive if she has kept me on contraceptive pill??I am really confused.some people are saying she is taking me towards ivf treatment.please help!
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Ur doctor is going regularize ur cycle and then plan for your conception
No need to worry
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It is better to ask the treating doctor the questions that you are posting here
And I am very sure thy shall be answered
Oral contraceptive pills are not given before IVF treatment
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The contraceptive pill has other benefits also like to regularize the period and to keep the hormone levels in check
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Novelon to resolve the retention cyst formed in some cases by letroZ.
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Letrozole was given to induce ovulation and duphaston was given as hormonal support....but since there is no positive result after 2 cycles , opted to regularise periods with pills so that with up and down regulation of hormones later cycles may become ovulatory aiding in achieving natural conception.....it takes time but please be patient and keep the trust
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When you were given Letrozole and Duphaston the aim was to induce your ovulation and if you conceive during the induced ovulation then Duphaston will help in the preservation of pregnancy. Apparently that treatment failed.
Now you have been prescribed Novelon to regularise your periods.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Dr. Santosh S Basarakod
Gynecologist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
There are different Indications for its use.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Jaipur
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Dr. Nirav Jetani
Gynecologist
11 yrs exp
Vadodara
I think that treatment is going well
Novelon is to down regulate the hormones and it will improve the chances of ovulation in upcoming cycles
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Dr. Swetha Sri Modalavalasa
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
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Durgapur
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