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Pregrancy issue
Im married and I have pcod, dr adviced me to take deviry tablet for 5 days and fertomid from my 3rd day of periods. i took deviry tablet in march i got my period on 21 st march but i dint tak fertomid, in march aft my periods i joined gym n started working out, on 28th april i got my periods without taking any medicine, and on 3rd day i started taking fertomid and as adviced by doctor we had intercourse from 11th to 18th. Now wen i checked my pregrancy home test its Negative, Im i not pregrant .?.?.? or should i wait for a week.?.?.? Please advice
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Dr. Parag Patil
Gynecologist
26 yrs exp
Thane
You can do a repeat of pregnancy test tomorrow morning using a morning sample of urine in a LAB....
If positive you are pregnant
If negative you are not.
The doctor has given fertomid to cause ovulation.....but it doesnt always succeed.....so either you could have not ovulated or have ovulated but missed to become pregnant.
Pregnancy mostly doesnt happen just after 1 effort ....you may need to ascertain that medicines given do cause ovulation to have best efforts.....
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