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Suggest Treatment For Difficulty In Conceiving In A Person With PCOS
hi i am 30 years old. married before 8 months. still could not conceive i had a medical check up my doc told me that i was suffering from PCOs. she said me to reduce my Waite as i m 15 kg over waite. i reduce my food but after one month there is no change. she also suggest me to use duphaston i want to know that is duphaston alone enough to mensuration along with ovulation or i should take also clomid for that??? further how can i know either i m ovulating normally or not????plz help
Tue, 29 Mar 2016
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greetings
duphaston is a progesterone. You should undergo a day 2 hormone analysis to understand the severity of PCOS and an ultrasound scan, accordingly life style modifications has to be done.By reducing 5%of your weight will improve your ovarian function.
After check up you may be put on few medicines to improve your cycles and ovarian functions .
with out supervision don't take clomifene.
Regards
greetings
duphaston is a progesterone. You should undergo a day 2 hormone analysis to understand the severity of PCOS and an ultrasound scan, accordingly life style modifications has to be done.By reducing 5%of your weight will improve your ovarian function.
After check up you may be put on few medicines to improve your cycles and ovarian functions .
with out supervision don't take clomifene.
Regards
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Hi,
Thanks for posting in HCM.
I understand your concern.
Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOD) is a treatable disorder caused due to alteration in hormones leading to irregular menstruation and untimely ovulation, resulting in infertility.
You need to be treated for getting your cycles regular by use of medications like birth control pills. You may also need supplementation of ovulation inducing drugs like metformin and clomifine along with.
Along with it, you need to reduce weight by means of intake low calorie foods and moderate exercise.
Kindly get a regular follow-up done and follow advise accordingly.
Have patience as it may take some time to improve the chances of conceiving.
Hope the information provided would be helpful.
All the best.
Thanks for posting in HCM.
I understand your concern.
Polycystic Ovarian Disease (PCOD) is a treatable disorder caused due to alteration in hormones leading to irregular menstruation and untimely ovulation, resulting in infertility.
You need to be treated for getting your cycles regular by use of medications like birth control pills. You may also need supplementation of ovulation inducing drugs like metformin and clomifine along with.
Along with it, you need to reduce weight by means of intake low calorie foods and moderate exercise.
Kindly get a regular follow-up done and follow advise accordingly.
Have patience as it may take some time to improve the chances of conceiving.
Hope the information provided would be helpful.
All the best.
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hi I understand your concern.I agree pcos is a problem causes infertility. you have been advised to lose weight I.e.definitely the primary management of pcos. further we can add on tab metformin 1000SR 1od for one month.
regarding clomid you can take it for ovulation induction and as you have a question how ovulation is to be detected ...that can be done by following ways
one is usg for follicular study
ovulation kits are also available
hormonal assays e.g. Lh fsh .
I hope I am able to solve your query
regarding clomid you can take it for ovulation induction and as you have a question how ovulation is to be detected ...that can be done by following ways
one is usg for follicular study
ovulation kits are also available
hormonal assays e.g. Lh fsh .
I hope I am able to solve your query
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