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Letrozole treatment

2020-10-30 11:47:19
I was in letrozole 2.5mg 3rd to 7th day treatment,having 25.2×19.5 mm follicle in left ovary on 12day of cycle..i had hcg 5000 shot ..ET is 5.5mm..i guess its very less..doctor suggested duphaston to start from 14th day....Can i able to conceive... Did scenerio happened to any people and got success in pregnancy with low ET?
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Yes possibility of conception is there

Answered2020-10-30 13:02:48

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Good management Hope you conceive early with this follicle
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Try and check ET levels earlier
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Certainly endometrial receptivity and enhancement are possible

Answered2020-10-30 12:07:15

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Yes dear pregnancy is possible even with thin endometrial lining
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Take all medication as prescribed Take a boiled egg daily

Answered2020-10-31 05:46:45

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