Pcos and pregnancy

2020-07-17 06:17:34
I have irregular cycles due to pcos so i cant calculate my ovulation period . Please give me good suggestion for that.
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How much irregular periods? Take folic acid before planning Keep relations 2-3 times a week and more in fertile period All pcos dont need treatment for conceiving. Weight loss and lifestyle changes are main stay in treatment of pcod If no success do a basic blood test including tsh and pelvic sonography and husband semen analysis Connect for more details and information here Go to my website Www.familygynaec.com For articles on Fertility counseling Blog section YouTube channel Dr Harita Kothia videos

Answered2020-07-17 12:25:59

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Ovulation happens 14 days before the periods first day in regular cycle so
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In PCOD the story is different , the ovaries do not ovulate unless ovulation medication is given from outside
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Take Tablet Letrozole 5 mg at bedtime from day 2 -6 of periods and do a urine ovulation detection kit morning daily from day 10 onwards If ovulation is detected as double line joining with husband in women down position with two pillows bellow your buttocks and sleep in the same position for 8 hours after joining to avoid semen trickledown Use washroom before joining and don’t use wash room for 8 hours after joining to avoid semen trickledown Use Fertile periods method of joining after ovulation Continue Fol 123 To regularly get periods in PCOD Take Tablet Ovabless Myo Twice a day for 30 days From day 16-25 take Tablet Dydroboon 10 mg twice a day for 10 days

Answered2020-07-17 12:59:31

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More subjective way of finding out ovulation is through follicular study on ultrasound
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What is the length of your cycle?

Answered2020-07-17 08:52:44

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Ovulation happens 14 days before ur next periods so see the average leghth of ur periods and find out ovulation period

Answered2020-07-17 07:31:45

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