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Hi, it's been more then a year I m trying to conceive. But this time my doctor ask me to take Ovral G. But as per Google it's for birth control. Please suggest should I take it or stop talking it.
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Ovral G is a birth control pill.
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Well dear ovral g is a hormonal pill which contains progesterone and oestrogen..Well apart from birth control it is commonly used in regularisation of menstrual cycle .Do not worry..It's just that you have not been explained properly...Talk to your doctor..And continue the medicines as advised...Thank you
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Dr. Seema Jain
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
29 yrs exp
Pune
Birth control pills have numerous different uses apart from birth control. In cases of infertility treatment, usually birth control pills are given to regularise the cycle, as a preparation for treatment in next cycle or in some cases to resolve a cyst seen on ultrasound in the ovary. You may check with your doctor for the purpose that it has been suggested to you. Don't worry, a single cycle of pills is pretty much safe. Wishing you success in your pursuit of parenthood.
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello. Yes it's a contraceptive pill. Do you have regular cycles? Your doctor might have planned to start treatment. She may have started ovral G prior to achieve optimal hormone levels. It's better to discuss and clear it
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