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Adenomyosis will stop pergency
She is adenomyosis patient with age 27 . Endometrial thickness of 7 mm and in the last 6months it is increased to 9mm. Will this affect the pergency.
What will be percentage of pergency for adenomyosis patient?
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Endometrial thickness is normal
There are many factors for pregnancy
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A lot of women with adenomyosis concieve naturally. Endometrial thickness is normal don't worry about that. However if you both are trying for more than a year and not able to concieve then you will have to start treatment
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Adenomyosis patients should not delay pregnancy
Pregnancy in fact cures Adenomyosis
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Her Endometrial thickness is normal endometrial thickness depends on day of periods and varies from 4-12 mm in different phases of menstral cycle
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Take Tablet Letrozole 5 mg day 2-6 of periods
Joining with husband in women down position with two pillows bellow your buttocks from day 10-14 alternate day and sleep in the same position for 8 hours after joining to avoid semen trickledown
Use washroom before joining and don’t use wash room for 8 hours after joining to avoid semen trickledown
Take Tablet Dydroboon 10 mg twice a day for 10 days from day 16-25 of periods
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