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Should I Be Concerned About Late Period Inspite Of Taking Ovuloc Ld?
My wife is 42 yrs old, we are started treatment for pregnancy. She is taking Ovuloc Ld since last 26 days for to regularise the perids as per doc s advice, but she has not her due date till now , but as it was told by doctor,she should get the next period within 24 days after taking it..is there any serious issue not to getting periods on time, how long she should take the same tablet. Please help us.
Fri, 25 Apr 2014
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Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
WHen did you stop taking the Ovuloc ?
Generally after stopping Ovuloc, you would bleed within a week at the most.
If your wife is 42 and has diminished ovarian reserve ( less number and quality of eggs ) then she might not bleed in response to Ovuloc,
Higher dosage and extended dosage would then be needed.
Firstly , your wife needs to have an ultrasound scan done , and then the status of the lining of the uterus ( endometrium ) should be assessed.
If the lining has not grown, it will not shed and she will not bleed.
How long she needs to take the tablet depends
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
WHen did you stop taking the Ovuloc ?
Generally after stopping Ovuloc, you would bleed within a week at the most.
If your wife is 42 and has diminished ovarian reserve ( less number and quality of eggs ) then she might not bleed in response to Ovuloc,
Higher dosage and extended dosage would then be needed.
Firstly , your wife needs to have an ultrasound scan done , and then the status of the lining of the uterus ( endometrium ) should be assessed.
If the lining has not grown, it will not shed and she will not bleed.
How long she needs to take the tablet depends
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Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
WHen did you stop taking the Ovuloc ?
Generally after stopping Ovuloc, you would bleed within a week at the most.
If your wife is 42 and has diminished ovarian reserve ( less number and quality of eggs ) then she might not bleed in response to Ovuloc,
Higher dosage and extended dosage would then be needed.
Firstly , your wife needs to have an ultrasound scan done , and then the status of the lining of the uterus ( endometrium ) should be assessed.
If the lining has not grown, it will not shed and she will not bleed.
How long she needs to take the tablet depends on when the fertility treatment is planned.
ALso what kind of fertility treatment is planned ?
Does she have regular cycles without hormonal support.
The answer to your question is complex, and requires detailed information from your end.
Please write in with more details at -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
All the best
Take care.
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
WHen did you stop taking the Ovuloc ?
Generally after stopping Ovuloc, you would bleed within a week at the most.
If your wife is 42 and has diminished ovarian reserve ( less number and quality of eggs ) then she might not bleed in response to Ovuloc,
Higher dosage and extended dosage would then be needed.
Firstly , your wife needs to have an ultrasound scan done , and then the status of the lining of the uterus ( endometrium ) should be assessed.
If the lining has not grown, it will not shed and she will not bleed.
How long she needs to take the tablet depends on when the fertility treatment is planned.
ALso what kind of fertility treatment is planned ?
Does she have regular cycles without hormonal support.
The answer to your question is complex, and requires detailed information from your end.
Please write in with more details at -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
All the best
Take care.
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