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Hai ! I am planning for a pregnancy and it didn't worked out still ! I took all the reports and it was normal but I am quite in PCOD with regular cycle of periods ! We undergo all the possible natural treatments but sadly didn't have the best !
So my gnaecologist suggested me to take letroz table from day 2 to day 6 !
Is that any chances of getting pregnant with twins when we take this tablet !? And what is the use of this tablet ?? How many possibilities are there to get pregnant with this pill ?? And why I am not getting pregnant with regular periods cycle and ovulation???
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Letrozole is used to stimulate ovaries to produce more number of eggs..yes there are chances of having multiple pregnancy..if your fallopian tube test has not been done then get it done to rule out any blockage.. unexplained infertility accounts for 40 %of cases of infertlity... lifestyle has a major role in conceiving
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It doesn't assure u a twin.
40% probability to concieve.
Reason for you not getting pregnant needs evaluation
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Dr. Jayati Dureja
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Delhi
1. Since people with pcos dont ovulate regularly, letroz helps in regulating hormones to promote egg development and ovulation.
2. The chances of getting pregnant are as high as 40% if no other problem exists
3. Regular cycles dont necessarily mean ovulation is occurring. This is typical of pcos cases. Lifestyle modifications are helpful, as is letroz. All the best!
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