Adenomyosis and PCOS

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I have been trying to get since 2 years.I have underwent IVF once and failed.I visited another clinic and they had told that it could have been failed because of adenomyosis(Medium with focal and diffused -anterior and posterior wall) Now I have went for second IVF and egg pick has happen.Doctor has told that she would give me decapeptyl injection for 3 months(1injection/month) to reduce adenomyosis and the immediately transfer embryos. Kindly let me know if this treatment is ok and is it really effective In reducing adenomyosis and help implantation.

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Dr. Shafalika.S.B Gynecologist 23 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Shafalika.S.B

Gynecologist 23 yrs exp Bangalore

It's ok It helps to reduce adenomyosis

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