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Taking letoval,but ovulation on day 20
I have taking letoval 2.5 mg*2 from day 3 to day 7,my ovulation take place on day 20.why it is too late, is it natural? I had pcod, after taking 2 cycle of letoval I am still not pregnant, this month I had symptoms of pregnancy but bad luck period comes at day 35.
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Population need to be pushed to the 12 13 by using increased dosage of ovulation induction or by combination of injections for ovulation induction
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This is seen commonly in pcos patients.nothing to get worried.try again this cycle.i hope each time follicle study is being done to confirm ovulation.
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Ovulation is delayed in PCOD.
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Dr. Shanthala Harsha
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Ovulation happens between day 12-16 if cycles are regular at 28-30days. If cycle length is delayed as in your case of pcod, ovulation occurs at a later date.
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