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Thyroid problems and irregular periods
I have hypothyroidism and irregular periods. I have taken follicular study on 7th day it gives small multiple peripheral cyst on both overies and no dominent follicle present. My Dr gave me metformin 500 and folic acid tablet for 3 months. And also gave me ubiphene 50 from 3rd day of my cycle. Now for 3 months i have regular periods. And in the previous month i have faint postive pregnancy test. But on next day i have period. Is there any chance to get pregnant with these medicines. 3 months before my dr take hormone tests. All the test are given normal results. Please help me dr. I am worry about my pregnancy. Thank you.
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Chat me online on Practo consult app, you should need 18 mm follicle for pregnancy, which should rupture in time.
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