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Does ARG 9 Increases Endometrium And Can One Conceive ?
Hello doctor,
I am trying to conceive from past 4 years .... i am suffering from PCOD...today i had follicular scan,,,,
result is good follicle,but thin endometrium(i.e.6mm).... so my Dr, preferred ARG 9 .....i want to know wether it increases the endometrium....pls let me know dr.
Thank you...
I am trying to conceive from past 4 years .... i am suffering from PCOD...today i had follicular scan,,,,
result is good follicle,but thin endometrium(i.e.6mm).... so my Dr, preferred ARG 9 .....i want to know wether it increases the endometrium....pls let me know dr.
Thank you...
Fri, 27 Jan 2017
Hi ,
PCOD is associated with hormonal imbalance , which in turn reduces the hormonal support to the endometrium.
I would advice first to Have a controlled diet/ low calories & regular exercise. Weight should be Height in cms -100 or lesser. Try to reduce the fat in middle segment of body. This will correct the hormonal imbalance.
ARG 9 is Arginine - which is supposed to improve the blood supply,indirectly increase thickness, but that alone in this situation may not apply. You will need a hormonal support to improve endometrium & also for better chances for baby to implant in uterus & further avoid any early pregnancy bleedings
All the best
Dr.Balakrishnan
PCOD is associated with hormonal imbalance , which in turn reduces the hormonal support to the endometrium.
I would advice first to Have a controlled diet/ low calories & regular exercise. Weight should be Height in cms -100 or lesser. Try to reduce the fat in middle segment of body. This will correct the hormonal imbalance.
ARG 9 is Arginine - which is supposed to improve the blood supply,indirectly increase thickness, but that alone in this situation may not apply. You will need a hormonal support to improve endometrium & also for better chances for baby to implant in uterus & further avoid any early pregnancy bleedings
All the best
Dr.Balakrishnan
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