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Pcod issue
I have pcod age is 29 married. I used to take leterozole twice a day for 3 months and periods were regular then.
I didn't take it in Feb and got periods on 15th March a week before the expected date it stopped after 5 days and then began again on 27th spotting type and went on till I took pause mf tablet for 4days. How do I reguralize the periods and ensure proper egg growth.
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If you are keen on conceiving then don't eat letrozole randomly. You will need seeing a dr, do certain tests for both partners.
To regulate your menses birth control pills work well, provided you are not keen to conceive immediately. If overweight then try to reduce weight.
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This is Dr Tejal Poddar.infertility specialist .u will require examination if in Mumbai u can come to my clinic or contact in this link http://prac.to/drtejalpoddar
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Did you do urine pregnancy test
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Dr. Shalini Kumari
Infertility Specialist
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Bangalore
Need detail history .
Consult privately
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