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Trying for 2nd baby
I have been trying for 2nd baby since last one year naturally. But no luck. I have consulted my Gynaec who prescribed me duphaston and clomid. I had duphaston in Jan and Feb cycle and as my husband was back from abroad in March, I am having clomid in my March n April Cycle. But today I had spotting. That means I will have my period in one or two days. So my question is how many cycle I can take Clomid? Any suggestion how can I get pregnant for the second time. I have Thyroid and my period lasts for only 2 days. Is there any chance of becoming pregnant again?? I am 36yrs old.
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Still chance of getting pregnant again repeat your thyroid profile test.
U can try 3 cycles with clomid otherwise you should go for follicle monitoring with timed intercourse and with other ovulation induction drugs and also do a tubal patency test with a human sperm count
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Dr. Kushal Shah
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U need to get follicle size checked everytime u take Clomid tablets. Also Your basic sonogrpahy to be done. Chances of pregnancy depends on many factors. Get Husband’s semen analysis done too.
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Start Folic acid tablets.
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Keep relation every alternate day starting from 11 th day of menses.
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