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Re: garding Follicular Imaging and PCOS
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Thu, 25 Sep 2003 10:14:08 -0500 (CDT)
Have you seen an Endocrinologist? Have you been receiving treatment for
the past 11 years?
If not, You should be trying to treat your PCOS and get it under control
maybe then you could conceive naturally. If you are unable to conceive
then you should try these other procedures. PCOS is not a fertility
disorder it is an endocrine disorder(infertility is just one of the many
side effects) and it may be better treated by an endocrinologist.
Joy
At Thu, 25 Sep 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>I am 28 years of age now and PCOS from past 11 years. I got married one
>>>and a half years ago and we planned not to have a baby for an year.And I
>>>was on Novelon for one year.
>>>
>>>Now, I have decided to have a kid.
>>>
>>>Since I already knew my problem I consulted a gynaec a couple of months
>>>back and she prescribed 50mg of siphene(clomiphene citrate)from Day2 to
>>>Day6 of my menstrual cycle. But it did not work. Then the doc
>>>increased the dosage to 100mg and asked me to undergo Follicular Imaging
>>>but still nothing worked as the follicle did not develop for 100mg also.
>>>
>>>So this month she increased it to 150mg and I underwent FI also.
>>>Fortunately, the follicle got developed and it was a good follicle too!
>>>The endometrium thickness measured 0.98 on Day15 and the follicle also
>>>got ruptured on the same day.
>>>We had intercourse atleast twice on the day of rupture. And the doctor
>>>has asked us to undergo a scan after 7 days and report to her on 24th
>>>Aug. But I have been more anxious these days and I want to know when
>>>will the ultrasonologist come to know whether I am pregnant or not? Can
>>>she view the egg and sperm from her FI instrument. What are the chances
>>>of getting pregnant in such situations. And if I fail to conceive
>>>inspite of 3 more cycles of siphene, what is the alternate method for
>>>conceiving. Please reply.
>>>
>>>Your's anxiously :-)
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