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Re: anovulationFrom: ldf (ldf@electromisiones.com.ar)Sun Mar 22 15:26:39 1998
Robert J. Woolley wrote: > > A 25-year-old women in otherwise perfect health has menses fairly regularly > every 13-17 days. No ovulation symptoms. Not technically infertile yet, but 8 > months of unprotected intercourse without pregnancy. Physical exam completely > normal. LH, FSH, TSH, prolactin all normal. > > Questions: > > 1) Assume that 4 more months go by like this, without pregnancy, so that we're > talking about real infertility. Assume further that semen analysis is normal. > (Hasn't been done yet.) Would this be enough to diagnose anovulation as the > cause, or would you proceed with other investigations such as > hysterosalpingogram? hysterosalpingogram is a study to know the tubal patency not for ovulation status. We preder to study, first, the hormonal miliu of this women: FSH, LH and progesterone, then semenanalysis and after this hysterosalpingogram (easy thing first principle) luis
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