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Pcod and ovulation
I m suffering from pcod and I want to conceive. I was on medication for ovulation. Doctor gave me letrozole but now how I will come to know that I m ovulating. And how can I convince?
And hcg injection are safe for ovulation?
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If you want to know start to do follicle monitoring
Bigger follicle 18 to 20 mm ruptured after giving hcg as u can see timely on usg
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Ultrasound for follicular monitoring can detect, your gyanaecologist will decide for hcg injection.
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Ovulation detection kits are availble
Fascility permits , then sonography canbedone for ovulation studies
Injn hcg if safe
Progesterone support is must after ovulation
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Letroz tab
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Hmg injection
Given for ovulation
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