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Ayurveda Tablets before Going to IUI
I have been trying to conceive from last 2 years! Consulted doctor 8 months ago and I was kept on Letrozole tablet for 6 months with No luck.
My HSG test is good and no blocked Fallopian tubes.
I have thyroid and currently consuming 62.5 mcg daily. And only other abnormality found in my reports are HBA1C is 6.3%.
Also, my periods are irregular without Letrozole, once in 40-45 days!
Doctor is asking me to go for IUI. However, I am bit afraid to go for it with fear of failure!
I wanted to consume Ayurveda tablets for 3-4 months to regularise periods and try naturally!
Incase, if I don't conceive with Ayurveda tablets as well, I wanted to go to IUI..Is it Safe or equally effective to go to IUI (taking allopathy) after taking Ayurveda medicines for 3-4 months?
Note: My husband sperm count and morphology is good..
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Pregnancy is by chance. Even if u don't do anything, u might get pregnant. IUI is scientific and modern method in which the gynaecologist controls ur fertilisation etc so it's the best undoubtedly however if u wish to wait/waste ur time by taking more tablets then u can take whatever u want. In some cases, women do get pregnant. Best luck
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Even hba1c is not too much...
U should start proper ayurvedic medicine..
To regularise ur menses...
And sidewise get ur husband's semen analysis test done also..
To be a parent soon..
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