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Trying to conceive
My lmp was may 30th later I was advised to take letrozole 2.5mg from day 3 to day 7
Still no peroids
My concern is to what extent letrozole is good for pcos condition, what is the success rate??
If in case I haven't concieved when I will get my menses
Due to seal down in my area I can't do follicle monitoring, so what I must do??
How long can I keep taking letrozole??
Kindly answer my questions and guide me
Thank you
Dear Practo user, letrozole is one of the drugs for ovulation induction in PCOS but just this might not help. The success rates are less than 10%. You need a number of other drugs sequentially to increase your chances of conception.
Follicular monitoring is definitely a good option to know if you are responding or not. If you are not pregnant, you should get your periods around the expected date. If you had prolonged cycles before, you might have prolonged cycles now as well.
Letrozole should not be taken more than thrice. Please consult me on Docon app for guidance.
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Continue Letrozole. You can help yourself by using I- know ovulation detection kit at home daily from day 10 onwards
Next Steps
If ovulation is detected please joining with husband in women down position with two pillows bellow your buttocks and sleep in the same position for 8 hours
Use washroom before joining and don’t use wash room for 8 hours after joining to avoid semen trickledown
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Health Tips
Take Tablet Fertisure F once a day for female partner and Fertisure M once a day for Male partner for 30 days
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