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Ovulation in PCOD irregular periods
I had my period induced in Jan to get some blood tests done to understand my chances of conceiving. I understood that I can conceive naturally owing to the blood tests. I did not get my periods till May and had to induce my periods in May again. With such irregular periods that come after inducing and if naturally occurring, it happens after more than 6 months at least.
With such level of irregular periods how do I know when I ovulate to I can try for pregnancy? I have started using ovulation kits but without knowing any particular ovulation window for sure how do I use those kits, seems like a waste. Kindly help.
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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You can predict ovulation in irregular periods. Also if everytime you have to induce periods using medicine chances of pregnancy are less. Pregnancy isvmore likely if your periods are regular
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