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2018-09-10 12:18:34
What is the difference between humog 75 injection and diva fsh 75 injection . I changed my doctor so before i was given himog 75 and now diva fsh 75. Also what is progynova 2 mg used for. Do u get periods after stopping progynova
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Humog and diva both are hormonal injection given for egg growth during fertility treatment. Both are different drugs and both are safe. Progynova is oral estrogen hormonal pill which will give withdrawal bleeding sometimes on stopping them. But these needs to be discussed with fertility specialist and cannot be generalised to all.

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