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Have PCOD, Irregular Periods. Trying To Get Pregnant. Help
hi sir /madam , my name is dhivyasriram one year past in marriage life but still i didn t get pregnant i consult near to lady doctor she said to check scan and test for mu husband and me and after that she said pod and gave medicine for three month to the irregular period after three month for me period become normal but i cannot became pregnant and for my husband their said low count and try after regular period but plse sir/ madam help me and tell me wt to do and tell me possible days for pregnant and my number is 0000
Fri, 22 Mar 2013
Hello Dhivya sriram,
You are suffering from PCOD and irregular periods, so your doctor gave you medication for regularisation of periods for 3 months.
Now you will need medication for ovulation induction and follicular study to see growth of the eggs and to tell you timing for having intercourse, so that chances for pregnancy can be increased.
Also, if you are overweight, try to reduce weight.
At the same time, you said, husband has low count, so, I will like to know the details of how low is the count. Accordingly, he will need treatment.
So, i would suggest you to consult a fertility specialist.
Hope this information is useful to you.
Good luck.
Dr. Mrs. Sumeet Baheti
You are suffering from PCOD and irregular periods, so your doctor gave you medication for regularisation of periods for 3 months.
Now you will need medication for ovulation induction and follicular study to see growth of the eggs and to tell you timing for having intercourse, so that chances for pregnancy can be increased.
Also, if you are overweight, try to reduce weight.
At the same time, you said, husband has low count, so, I will like to know the details of how low is the count. Accordingly, he will need treatment.
So, i would suggest you to consult a fertility specialist.
Hope this information is useful to you.
Good luck.
Dr. Mrs. Sumeet Baheti
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