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Thyroid and not conceived
I am married 1 and half years back,from day 1 we try for baby,but no luck.
My details: 26 years,64 kgs,thyroid taking eltroxin 100mg,software engineer.
Husband details: 26 years,9 2kgs,no medications,software engineer.
Recently fertility test taken for him,doctors say 1 among 5 sperms are alive.Adviced to do IVF.
Should we go for IVF now? Any other treatments available?
what next?
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Has it been more than one year of trying to conceive naturally?
I need to evaluate your husband's semen report for better understanding. Also, share your own medical investigations as well so that I can guide you better.
You can visit my clinic International Fertility Centre located in New Delhi along that offers varied fertility treatments and services to help you have a baby, Our clinic has a network of more than 14 clinics located across India and Nepal. You can mail your contact details to reach you.
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Need 2 see semen analysis report. Medical treatment can b gvn if sperm count is OK.
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Your husband's semen report will be needed to answer your query better. Also you will need a couple tests. If everything is normal, ovulation induction can be tried before resorting to IVF. You haven't mentioned your height. Weight loss will help in case you are overweight
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Get your thyroid profile and hysterosalpingography done, it will give a better picture
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