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Problem In Getting Pregnant. Is It OK To Go Ahead With Duphaston?

hi Doctor, Our OBGYN told us to take duphaston after visiting for the first time with a positive HCG test. We have been married for 3+ years and had some difficulties with getting pregnant. we tried so hard for this and my wife has some problems with her thyroid too. She s taking T4 25mg daily. Is it OK to go ahead with duphaston ?
Wed, 6 Mar 2013
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Hello,
The duphaston tablet given to your wife is a progesterone preparation. This is given in early pregnancy to support the pregnancy . As, your wife had problems in conceiving, luteal phase defect, that is progesterone deficiency could be one of the causes.
This medicine is safe in pregnancy.
She should continue taking the thyroid medication.
Also, she should take folic acid supplementation.
Hope this is helpful to you.
Dr. Mrs. Sumeet Baheti
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Problem In Getting Pregnant. Is It OK To Go Ahead With Duphaston?

Hello, The duphaston tablet given to your wife is a progesterone preparation. This is given in early pregnancy to support the pregnancy . As, your wife had problems in conceiving, luteal phase defect, that is progesterone deficiency could be one of the causes. This medicine is safe in pregnancy. She should continue taking the thyroid medication. Also, she should take folic acid supplementation. Hope this is helpful to you. Dr. Mrs. Sumeet Baheti