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Letroz tablet will make twins?
My doc prescribed letroz 2.5mg from day 3 to day 7.. My pregnancy report shows positive.. is there any chances of having twins if I take letroz?
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Many congratulations for the pregnancy.. any of ovulation creator pill can make multiple babies though letryl is generally known to make single babies.
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Yes it could be possible to have twins after taking such kind of medicine like letrozole or clomid after doctor prescription.
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Possibility is there
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Check in sonography
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