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Progesterone support
Had missed abortion one year back. This cycle My eggs were 22 mm and 20 mm after taking letrozole from day 3 to 7. Then the doctor gave me HCG injection on day 13 and both eggs ruptured on day 15.Then she asked me to take progesterone and estrogen for 15 days. It's 32nd day today still a negative pregnancy test. Should I stop taking progesterone support. My doctor told me there are no chances of pregnancy as it should have been positive on day 29 itself. Please advise.
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Pregnancy test is negative,so stop progesterone
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