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Unexplained Infertility
Considering most women conceive within a few months after coming off of birth control pills, should I consider birth control pills if I have an endometrial cyst, hormones within normal limits, ovulating every month (confirmed by a blood test) to get pregnant? Or should I consider surgery? I have never taken these pills before. In terms of endometriosis symptoms, I just have painful periods. I have lower abdominal pain due to a cyst from last year. I have been trying to conceive for the last two years. One failed IUI. Did a second one this month. Please advise what should be my next step if IUI fails again. Thank you in advance.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Size of the cyst?
Treatment will depend on the size
Was a test called hsg done to see if tubes are open
If no
Go fr it
If the tubes are open upto total 6 cycle of iui can be tried
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