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Letrozole results to get pregnant
Hello doctor,
I got pregnant 1 year ago (natural conception) and due to Incompetence Cervix there happened pregnancy loss at 18 weeks. After that it took me a lot of time to overcome the grief and start planning again. Doctors asked me to wait for 6 months to start planning again. Now, Its been 2 months I have started planning again but I did not get results inspite of having proper periods. Can letrozole help me getting results again if I consume again.
Note - I was given letrozole in my previous pregnancy planning and after 2 months I got results.
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Dr. P Pragnia
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
17 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hi
it is always better to take ovulation induction agents under guidance. Because there would be a need for follicular study, etc.
Better seek medical assistance rather than struggling alone.
All the best
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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12 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Disha Bansal
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11 yrs exp
New Delhi
Do not take any Durg without prepped guidance. Consult with a gynaecologist in person .
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