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Infertility
Facing pcod problem last 2 months and truggeled from systs in ovary,laproscopic was done.piles removed and after d&c was done on august.16.local doctor suggested goto ivf
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Dr. Rita Bakshi
Gynecologist
41 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello,
If your fallopian tubes are open and functioning properly, try undergoing IUI. It may take 3-4 cycles to have a successful pregnancy. If all IUI cycles fail then you can go for IVF.
If you are not satisfies with the present clinic, you can visit my clinic International Fertility Centre located in New Delhi for further evaluation. My clinic offers varied fertility treatments and services to help you have a joyful parenthood experience. We are a network of 14 clinics located across India and Nepal. You can mail your contact details to reach you.
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Dr. Mamta Pattnayak
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
27 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hi, you have pcod for 2 months and 24 yrs. Is the tubes are blocked? If tubes r not blocked, you should try with iui first for 3 to 6 cycles then if not successful then think of ivf.
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi..... If you're trying to become pregnant, you may need a medication to help you ovulate. Clomiphene is an oral anti-estrogen medication that you take in the first part of your menstrual cycle. If clomiphene alone isn't effective, your doctor may add metformin to help induce ovulation.
If you don't become pregnant using clomiphene and metformin, your doctor may recommend using gonadotropins — follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) medications that are administered by injection.
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