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Ovulation induction
Is it safe to take ovualtion induction medicine during periods for five days while got induction before 2 years and got pregnant and had ectopic pregnanacy that tym n got my right fallopian tube was removed that tym ..also had pcos .is it safe for me to again get ovulation induction treatment while earlier got problem and now having only one tube plxx help
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You should consult a gynecologist. Ovulation induction drugs need to be started after a baseline usg. Please don't take it on your own . They have side effects too.
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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You can use the medicine under your Dr advise.
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