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Pcod-trying to conceive by stimulating
Hi,
I ve been diagnosed with pcod. Trying to conceive by taking stimulating medicine and injection. The eggs shows good size of 20mm as per follicular scan on day 12. However the E2 level is low. Only 182 there were 4 eggs formed out of which only 2 eggs are 20mm. The other 2 are 9mm. This is happening for the second time in a row.
Any solution to this issues
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Dr. Amit Kyal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
22 yrs exp
Kolkata
Hello..
If you try to conceive by IUI or IVF than only you need multiple egg development.. Two or more eggs are sufficient for IUI though we need more eggs when we plan IVF ..
Don’t worry..
Two eggs of 20 mm are good enough for pregnancy.
Go for IUI ..
Try for at least 3 to 4 cycles..
Don’t worry regarding E2 level..
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Dr. Vijay Patil
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For detail consultation connect with me online and we will discuss issues further..
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