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Will I get pregnant ??
Hi Doctor, I've pcos, & I'm trying to concieve.. last period :18/12/2019 . From D3 I took letrozole 5 mg tablets for ovulation induction. Nd follicular study said that I ovulated between 30/12/2019- 2/01/2020. . My doctor said that my dominant follicle ruptured but it doesn't change the shape but it's color changed from black to some whitish colour . I got severe cramps near right ovary on 3/01/2020. Why is it so ? Is that because of that follicle ?? Is there any chance for me to get pregnant???pls reply 😔😒
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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Dr. Rajani
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
21 yrs exp
Hyderabad
There is every chance that you will get pregnant
80% of couple conceive after trying for 1 yr
As you have pcod,you may require ovulation induction medication
As you have ovulated with ovulation induction medicine it is positive sign
Pain could be because of ovulation
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Do excercise regularly and lose wt ,it will help in conception
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