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Ovulation issue
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My wife is prescribed for Letroz 5 mg tablets to be taken from D3 for 5 days of menstruation so that ovulation happens effectively. I searched in the market but only Letroz 2.5 mg is available . Would it make sense to take two 2.5 mg tablets at once to fulfill this requirement. Please suggest.
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yes it comes only in 2.5 mg.
Either 2 tab at a night. Or morning and evening.
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Ovulation induction should be given with follicular monitoring. After 2 cycles of monitored growth can be given without monitoring.
Otherwise has its few associated complications
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Yes you can take Letrozole 2.5 mg two tablets in place of Letrozole 5 mg Tablet for 5 days at bedtime as suggested for ovulation
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