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Pills cause slow folicular n annovultion
After polyp removal doct given me contraceptive pills 21 days and 5 days antibiotics after that 2 cycle faced slow growth of follicular and bot ruptured the egg.
earlier i never take any pills for ovulation it happens exactly on day 14 or 15 with 19 or 20mm egg ruptured
i suspected its due to hormonal 21 days pill ? my body is reactive bad way for any hormonal pills . my all hormonal reports are norma ; period are regular
when the effect of pills goes away ? how many cycle it require to be normal ? can i get my ovulation and follicular growth cycle as early it was ?
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Doctor gave you contraceptive pills after the removal of polyp to give time for healing of the endometrial lining of the uterus.
Polyp removal is an operation and after every operation healing has to take place.
After you stop your pills you will come back to your natural cycles and have ovulation in time as you were having earlier.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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The 21 day pills are prescribed post polypectomy to prevent a recurrence of polyp
Since these are contraceptive pill u will not ovalute with them
Ovalution will resume immediately the next cycle u stop them
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