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Ovulation induction / letrazole
Age 38
Ovulation induction /IUI
AMH 5.6
Sperm report normal
Getting 2 follicles R/o 17mm & L/o 20 mm ET 11 mm
and responding good .
How many ovulation induction cycles back to back say for 6-8 months one can take since leterazole leave the system post 24-48 hrs .. is their any harm in continuing for continuous cycles till conception
Obviously other factors for infertility are also under microscope and are tried to be ruled out if any
Any other suggestion you have for better result most appreciated
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Better not to take multiple cycles of ovulation induction, after 6 cycles you definitely need a break as it can have adverse effect on ovaries. Not only that repeated ovulation induction for natural try or IUI will also deplete you ovarian reserve. Best is to move on to IVF if IUI is unsuccessful for 3 times
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
If age is 38 years then just 3 cycles of Letrozole are enough before going for ivf dear
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Dr. Neelam
Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Jaipur
Try for 3mnth .if not conceive than try to find cause. If no cause than go for iui or ivf . Your age is already 38 so take decision timely
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Dr. Akshaya Doddamani
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Try for max 6 cycles. Still not conceiving, better to go for IUI 3 cycles and then IVF if needed.
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