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Is Ovacare Advisable For Stimulate FSH Production?

Hi I am aged 38, trying to get pregnent. My Gynec says that I have low Follicle stimulating hormone(FSH) and she recommended Ovacare tablet twice a day. Could you suggest if Ovacare will assist me in the hormone production or you recommend any other tablet?
Tue, 3 Nov 2015
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Hello, and I hope I can help you today.

A low FSH is actually a good thing and means that you likely ovulate have normal estrogen levels. If you menstruate regularly, it also means that you likely ovulate.

Ovacare has nothing to do with helping you get pregnant, or hormone production- it is just a vitamin supplement recommended for women to take while trying to conceive to provide adequate levels at conception.

So 80 percent of couples will conceive by one year if they have regular unprotected intercourse at least 3 days a week. If you do not conceive by 9 months or so, it would be reasonable to see a fertility specialist for evaluation, which would also include your partner, since 50 percent of the time it can be a male factor.

I hope I was able to answer your question today and that my advice was helpful.

Bets wishes, and good luck conceiving, Dr. Brown
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Is Ovacare Advisable For Stimulate FSH Production?

Hello, and I hope I can help you today. A low FSH is actually a good thing and means that you likely ovulate have normal estrogen levels. If you menstruate regularly, it also means that you likely ovulate. Ovacare has nothing to do with helping you get pregnant, or hormone production- it is just a vitamin supplement recommended for women to take while trying to conceive to provide adequate levels at conception. So 80 percent of couples will conceive by one year if they have regular unprotected intercourse at least 3 days a week. If you do not conceive by 9 months or so, it would be reasonable to see a fertility specialist for evaluation, which would also include your partner, since 50 percent of the time it can be a male factor. I hope I was able to answer your question today and that my advice was helpful. Bets wishes, and good luck conceiving, Dr. Brown