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Does Lezra Help In Conceiving?

Hello dr How are you.dr im use the madieson lezra 2.5mg for pargnce but im not concev can you please tell me any side effects of this madieson please I am very worried about it? I have no baby please tell me how to get pregnant. Im 23 yr old 5 year ago I m getting married with my cazn
Mon, 25 Apr 2016
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Hi.

Being on ezra (letrazole) requires a certain pattern. You will have to take one tablet per day from the 3rd till the 7th day of your menstrual cycle. From the 8th day of your cycle, use an ovulation kit (to be used around 4 pm (urinate in a glass and place the strip in the urine filled glass for 10 seconds), and then read the result. Check for ovulation everyday, and if you find a positive result or a result very close to positive, have intercourse on that very day and the next 2 days that follow.

Also visit your gynaecologist around mid cycle to see how things are going and how you are responding to the lezra. Also write to me using our paid service, I will help you further.

Best wishes.
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Does Lezra Help In Conceiving?

Hi. Being on ezra (letrazole) requires a certain pattern. You will have to take one tablet per day from the 3rd till the 7th day of your menstrual cycle. From the 8th day of your cycle, use an ovulation kit (to be used around 4 pm (urinate in a glass and place the strip in the urine filled glass for 10 seconds), and then read the result. Check for ovulation everyday, and if you find a positive result or a result very close to positive, have intercourse on that very day and the next 2 days that follow. Also visit your gynaecologist around mid cycle to see how things are going and how you are responding to the lezra. Also write to me using our paid service, I will help you further. Best wishes.