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How many mg folic acid tablets should be taken before trying for pregnancy. I m trying for pregnancy for last 8 months but not got success.i have regular cylcle of 28 days but periods are up to 3 days
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Folic acid is for proper growth of the fetus once you concieve...it will not help in pregnancy per say...you need to do a few basic tests like a sonography... hormonal tests...semen analysis of husband to find out if there is any abnormality... connect with me online for a detailed consultation...all the best
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Take folic acid 5 mg
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You should take consultation properly, some test are required as like Husband semen test, follicular study, Hsg, periods should be regular, and chat me online on practofor more knowledge about your menstrual cycle, safe and fertile days.
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
folic acid doesn't help u to become pregnant..
it s given to prevent neural tube defects n fetus.
if u hv bn trying since 8 Months with no success , you cn consult with me online..
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
Gynecologist
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Need more details to guide you through
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