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32 Year Old With PCOS. Trying To Conceive. Taking Medication To Get Periods. Is It Safe To Take Such Medication For Long?
HI Doctor, I am 32 years old with no kids as yet, I have PCOS and have stopped all treatment since I am fed up with the amount of medication I have consumed over years in trying to conceive. I get periods only after I take medication - Deviry or any such. Is it ok to take medication to get periods.. or is it ok not to get at all.
Fri, 22 Mar 2013
Hi,
Thanks for the query.
As you used medicines for many days, you better give 3 months gap.
Try to maintain ideal weight, take insulin sensitizers which will help in regularizing the periods.
After that you go for ovulation induction.
And track the ovulation with follicular study and plan intercourse around that will.
This will increase the possibility of pregnancy.
If all these fails you can go for artificial reproduction methods.
Take care.
Thanks for the query.
As you used medicines for many days, you better give 3 months gap.
Try to maintain ideal weight, take insulin sensitizers which will help in regularizing the periods.
After that you go for ovulation induction.
And track the ovulation with follicular study and plan intercourse around that will.
This will increase the possibility of pregnancy.
If all these fails you can go for artificial reproduction methods.
Take care.
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