Dear Doctor, I need your guidance as I am 29 years old and not able to conceive my second baby (Unfortunately I lost my first baby born through natural delivery on the day when he born) in 2013, I am married since 2011, Now I am trying since 2015 (April) but not able to conceive.. I am diagnosed for PCOD,, l have longer period cycle (2-3 months).. last month during folicular study they diagnosed that the egg was growing very slowly.. please suggest.
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Hi. For this examination to be done in 3 steps. The endometrial lining for any infection. Tubal patency test and 3rd egg formation . your hormone tests to be done. If everything is fine then need to give some medicine for egg formation .
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Did you have PCOD before your first baby? Did you need to take treatment for conceiving for your first pregnancy? Though it is unfortunate that you lost your first baby; it would be heartening for you to know that women who have conceived once have high chance of conceiving again.
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Get a complete assessment regarding your PCOS. By far, PCOS responds well to basic lifestyle modification and fertility treatment and you are likely to conceive soon. All the best!!
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