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Low LH levels and FET transfer
Hello doctors I'm undergoing IvF treatment and we retrieved 7 blastocysts which was done 2 months back. Doctor gave one cycle break and said we will do FET in this cycle . I wa spit on OCPs in previous cycle for 21 days and then I got period 2 days post stopping them. Today is day 16 of the cycle and still not ovulating . LH Level on day 15 is 8.9. When sent the report doctor did not say anything and said to wait and asked to buy ovitrel. Does Low LH affect FET and pregnancy? I'm On day 16 but still follicle did not rupture . endometrium lining is 9 triple line .
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Yes a low LH will adversely affect your chances of pregnancy
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Dr. Hemali Bharat Karia
Obstetrics & Gynecology
6 yrs exp
Rajkot
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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Delhi
Yes LH levels do affect the ovulation. You need to connect for further discussion
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