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Hysteroscopy surgery for Uterus Septum
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I had Septum Surgery on 3rd January and my Gynac suggested to take estrogen medicine daily to help in building uterine line and suggested to wait for 3 months before we try to conceive. My question is really 3 months is more than enough for Uterine lining to generate and be fully healthy to go through pregnancy.
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Yes. U can start planning after 3 months
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Uterine lining generates and is shed every month during periods. Estrogen definitely helps in development of the lining. A minimum of three months is required for you to heal from your surgery and you can plan after three months.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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