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Irregular Periods, PCOD, Bigomet 1500 Per Day, Andro Gardian,
hi, I am 27 years old,I am married from last two and half years,I always have irregular periods but since i got married my periods even skips for two months, I have poly cyst ovaries since last one and half years,I am taking bigomet 1500 per day,we are planning for baby,but could not succeed yet,recently we came to know about that my husband have low sperm count i.e. (2 ml). He have consulted a urologist and doctor have suggested him to take medicine ANDROGARDIAN for three months,but doctor is also not sure that this medicine will surely recover sperm count. My gynaecologist have advised me to go for IVF treatment. so please suggest me what should we do? should my husband take those medicine and we should wait for 3 months or we should go for IVF??
Thu, 10 May 2012
Hi,
Going through your history it seems best for you to take up IVF rather than waiting as Bigomet has not helped you much and your husbands sperm count is low. The medicine prescribed for your husband may help but its not worth the wait.
Even with IVF treatment sometimes there is a wait period that couples have to go through. So during that time both of you need to have a healthy diet and exercise regularly to improve your chances of ovulation and have a healthy baby. Do follow your gynecologist prescribed medicines also.
Take care
Going through your history it seems best for you to take up IVF rather than waiting as Bigomet has not helped you much and your husbands sperm count is low. The medicine prescribed for your husband may help but its not worth the wait.
Even with IVF treatment sometimes there is a wait period that couples have to go through. So during that time both of you need to have a healthy diet and exercise regularly to improve your chances of ovulation and have a healthy baby. Do follow your gynecologist prescribed medicines also.
Take care
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