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Letrozole or clomiphene use

2024-01-08 00:48:31
Hello... My concern is i an trying for conception for last 1 year and and I had soo many allopathy medicine and took IUI treatment also but no results...then i switched to ayurveda last 2 months...so my question is can I take letrozole or clomiphene with ayurvedic medicine to increase the chances of conception?
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Yes you can You need a test called HSg to see your tubes are open or closed

Answered2024-01-08 06:07:35

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Connect please

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2024-01-11 13:40:37

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Connect pls

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You should consult ayurvedic doctor for this

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No idea about ayurvedic medicine.

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