Pregnancy planning

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Pregnancy planning

Asked for Female, 25 Years

Trying for pregnancy for 3 months both of us have tested normal. last month i took letrozole and hcg shot as my gynec suggested & no results. should i continue take letrozole . if i want to stop .What medicine should i take to normally concieve?

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Dr. Lavina Batra

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Why going for ovulation induction when all parameters are normal? You have tried for only three months.... Need more details Kindly connect to discuss further

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