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Can Evion LC Be Continued For Eyelid Drooping During A Pregnancy?
Hi This is Jane. I am 32 yrs. I am confirmed pregnant. My LMP date was 2 Feb 2010. I have just checked through one of the website and it shows my due date is 9.11.2010. and Conception date is 16.2.10, My question is I had sex only after the 16th feb. How could I get conceived before that date? To be exact I had sex only 17th feb and 19th Feb. I am also having drooping left eyelid problem and had been advised to take Vitamin E Acetate (Evion LC) capsules for 3 months. 1 month is over. Can i still continue with it or do i have to stop it and continue later? Awaiting your reply. Thanks
Tue, 31 May 2016
Hi Jane.
The websites only post an approximate date of conception and EDD, but they also ask you if you know the date of conception and ask you to enter it if you are sure of it. But as per the calculation rule, 17th of Feb would be the more likely date of conception, but it doesn't really matter so don't stess to much about it.
As for the Evion LC, you can surely continue it.
Best wishes.
The websites only post an approximate date of conception and EDD, but they also ask you if you know the date of conception and ask you to enter it if you are sure of it. But as per the calculation rule, 17th of Feb would be the more likely date of conception, but it doesn't really matter so don't stess to much about it.
As for the Evion LC, you can surely continue it.
Best wishes.
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Hi.
You can most certainly continue with the Evion LC. As for the date of conception, online they use the universal rule of mid cycle ovulation and thus conception. But as you know your dates of suspected conception, it is obviously more accurate to use your dates ma'am.
Best wishes. :)
You can most certainly continue with the Evion LC. As for the date of conception, online they use the universal rule of mid cycle ovulation and thus conception. But as you know your dates of suspected conception, it is obviously more accurate to use your dates ma'am.
Best wishes. :)
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