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Light brown discharge
Attaching the reports for better understanding. I had a follicular scan on CD 10. And since a day after I had light brown liquid discharge until 6 dpo. Then on 7 dpo along with brown I had red spotting. Sometimes liquid sometimes egg white consistency / string type too. Today on 8 dpo early morning I had a chunk of egg white discharge with blood and since then there has been no discharge. I am trying to conceive and I had taken letrozole 5mg from CD 3 -7. Please let me know if there are chances of pregnancy. My doctor did not prescribe any medicines meanwhile. Should I be taking something to increase my chances?
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Your sonography shows that there is no dominant follicle. So no ovulation will occur in this cycle.
Infertility management is time consuming and associated with frequent failures. So it is better to stick to one Gynaecologist in your area for repeated follow up.
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This spotting and discharge associated with ovulation is called mittelschmerz... No need to worry about it. If you had intercourse around your ovulation period, then there is probability of your getting pregnant... But we can know about it definitivly if you miss period and pregnancy test is positive. You have to wait till then
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