Obese,pcod,no Ovulation - I Am 29 Years Old.my Gynecologist Has

Obese,pcod,no ovulation

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I am 29 years old.My gynecologist has tried with clomiphene,letrozole,fsh injections.I was not able to ovulate.Is there any other drugs I can try.I don't want to ovarian drilling.

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