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Delayed menses after duphaston

2017-09-11 06:15:36
Hello doc... We are planning for pregnancy for last 6months... In the last two cycles my doc advised me to take clomid from 2nd to 7th day followed by estrogen tabs for 5days n before ovulation she gave me HCG injection followed by duphaston tabs for 10 days... My follicular study was gd, but still I didn't conceived.. she advised me to for Hsg n it's normal... I'm not on any medication now .. is that possible to have delayed menses in the next cycles after stopping ovulation induction drugs??
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