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Can I take letrozole after miscarriage?

2020-11-24 16:32:54
I had a missed miscarriage at 6-7 weeks last month in October 3rd week, the pregnancy was conceived using letrozole, my periods are very irregular because of pcos and I have a BMI 30. I wanted to know if I can start taking letrozole again for the new cycle?? Is it safe for me to try again with letrozole based on my previous medical condition?
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Hi, 1. Please do aerobic exercises along with dietary modifications to lose weight. You may start having regular periods by just losing 5-10% of your weight. 2. After disruption of pregnancy, your body may take anything from 4 to 12 weeks to go back to its basic nonpregnant state hormonally......so please be patient......to plan your pregnancy.

Answered2020-11-26 10:34:28

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Hi, U  try  naturally for 3- 4 cycles If not conceive again  go for stimulation  with letrozole

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