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Having PCOS, Undergone Seven Cycles Of HumoG. How Many Cycles Of HumoG One Can Go For?

Hi, I ve gone for iui twice first time I cocieved but it was ectopic and second time nothing happened. I am having pcos and my husband progression is low. I ve gone for seven cycles under humog. Should I go for another iui or ivf. How many more cycles of humog u can go for?
Tue, 10 Dec 2013
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As you have already had 7 cycles, I feel you should go for other options. Usually, up to 6 cycles are preferred. I would ask you to have a complete evaluation of your hormonal status and see if you need any Metformin, since it is shown to have good results in inducing ovulation without any other medication in PCOD as well as considering other options of treatment like IVF. Please see a specialist in high risk pregnancy or an infertility specialist for further assistance; as your husband also has low progression, IVF would be the best choice. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good luck.
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Having PCOS, Undergone Seven Cycles Of HumoG. How Many Cycles Of HumoG One Can Go For?

Hi, As you have already had 7 cycles, I feel you should go for other options. Usually, up to 6 cycles are preferred. I would ask you to have a complete evaluation of your hormonal status and see if you need any Metformin, since it is shown to have good results in inducing ovulation without any other medication in PCOD as well as considering other options of treatment like IVF. Please see a specialist in high risk pregnancy or an infertility specialist for further assistance; as your husband also has low progression, IVF would be the best choice. Hope you find this information useful. Wish you good luck.