Diagnosed With Pco, Trying To Conceive, Getting Periods After 6 To 7 Days, Spotting. Chance To Conceive?
Trying to conceive, diagnosed with pco . taking meprate 2 tablets/day for 5 days and getting periods after 6 to 7 days. flow is normal. and doc prescribed metformin sr 500 mg . now my problem is i got spotting or light flow after 20 days of my periods? is there any chance to conceive? or shall i take meprate for my regular periods? please help me
Hi, If this clinical presentation of spotting is not normal for you, a pregnancy test should be taken after another week by drawing blood. Unless pregnancy is excluded, do not go for withdrawal bleeding. If you are trying to conceive, getting a regular withdrawal bleed will not be enough. You need to ovulate regularly. For this, you can either use Metformin alone or in conjunction with ovulation inducing drugs based on the response to Metformin. Also, maintain a healthy weight and a healthy diet. Hope this helps.
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Diagnosed With Pco, Trying To Conceive, Getting Periods After 6 To 7 Days, Spotting. Chance To Conceive?
Hi, If this clinical presentation of spotting is not normal for you, a pregnancy test should be taken after another week by drawing blood. Unless pregnancy is excluded, do not go for withdrawal bleeding. If you are trying to conceive, getting a regular withdrawal bleed will not be enough. You need to ovulate regularly. For this, you can either use Metformin alone or in conjunction with ovulation inducing drugs based on the response to Metformin. Also, maintain a healthy weight and a healthy diet. Hope this helps.