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Regarding double egg release
Hello doctor... I am suffering with pcod problem.. trying for baby.. doctor gave me letrozole on my 2nd day for 5 days...today is 12th day of cycle.. got scanned and in that i have two eggs.. one is of 22×21 another one 19×18.. she gave HCG injection also.. i am fearing that if it ovulates.. i will get twins.. because i am not willing to get twins.. i want only one baby.. and she told that one layer is weak and partially secreted.. i don't remember the name of layer..is it effect my pregnancy?? pls reply me doctor..
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Dr. Ruchi Bhandari
Infertility Specialist
7 yrs exp
Jaipur
Hello ,
In infertility, more than 1 egg is preferred to increase the chances of pregnancy but that doesn’t mean u will have twins. There is a slight probability though. Don’t worry about that . You must just focus on a positive result only.
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