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Trying To Conceive, Took Microscopic Injection. Any Side Effect?
hii , i am 35 years have one daughter she is almost 5 years , i am trying to conceive for almost 2.5 years , finally i decided to make microscopic injection the dr describes Menogon 7g IU amp for 5 days on day 7 of my cycle he made ultrasound and the left ovary was 13 and the right was 14 as he said and he asked for another 3 injections i got worried and i dont know should i take them or not and is that size is good or bad for the operation and what are the side effect for this injections . thanks samar
Tue, 21 May 2013
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The follicles in the ovary have the egg developing and by the time it reaches mid cycle in a 28 to 30 day cycle it should be 18 to 22 mm
If the follicles are small then more injections can be suggested
However if you do not wish to take then you can request and see if the follicle is growing with out any injections. A scan done 2 days later should show a proper follicle development
If its slow growing then further medications can be taken
If it has reached the appropriate size the injection can be avoided
wish you all the best
dr nandita thakkar
welcome to HCM
The follicles in the ovary have the egg developing and by the time it reaches mid cycle in a 28 to 30 day cycle it should be 18 to 22 mm
If the follicles are small then more injections can be suggested
However if you do not wish to take then you can request and see if the follicle is growing with out any injections. A scan done 2 days later should show a proper follicle development
If its slow growing then further medications can be taken
If it has reached the appropriate size the injection can be avoided
wish you all the best
dr nandita thakkar
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