Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Hello XXXXXXX Thanks for writing to us with your health concern. Firstly, HSG is not confirmatory to diagnose bicornuate uterus. I have gone through the HSG film, and there is definitely an abnormality in the shape of the uterus. Bicornuate uterus means that the uterus is divided into two separate cavities, and a septate uterus means there is a fibrous septum or partition between the uterus, essentially a partition in one cavity. HSG cannot differentiate between these two. The diagnosis is only possible by hysteroscopy combined with laparoscopy. However, both septate and bicornuate uterus have no association with fertility. Conception is not an issue, but there is a higher risk of abortions with both these abnormal shapes of the uterus. SO these should not lead to issues in conceiving. Rarely, bicornuate uterus is complete ( didelphys ) and then there could be partition in the vagina too, and that might lead to fertility issues. Basically go for the following steps - 1. Semen analysis is normal, nothing needs to be done. 2. FSH is low, please go for AMH levels to know the ovarian capacity to form mature eggs. ALso have TSH screening. 3. You are already going for one cycle of follicular monitoring with stimulation using Ovofer 100. During that cycle, you would know how well you are ovulating. You can go for 3 - 6 cycles of follicular monitoring with ovarian stimulation. If these cycles fail, then you need to go for a laparoscopy and hysteroscopy to confirm that fallopian tubes are indeed open and to confirm type of uterine abnormality. 4. Take regular folic acid supplements and maintain ideal weight. 5. If 6 cycles of stimulation fail ( you can combine them with IUI intra uterine insemination ) for better results then you can consider IVF next. 6. If laparoscopy reveals a major abnormality in uterine shape, then corrective surgery can be done simultaneously at the same sitting. 7. Meanwhile, have a thorough gynecological check up to ensure that there is no vaginal septum. Do not stress out more, as bicornuate uterus is not an obstacle to conception.More than 90 % of women with a bicornuate uterus achieve a successful pregnancy and delivery. If you conceive, chances of miscarriage / abortion can be minimized by taking measures like a cervical stitch / giving stronger medications to avoid abortions. All the best. Please feel free to ask for further clarifications.

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Hello WIsh you too a very Happy New Year. Right now you do not need to do any other tests. Make sure that basic tests like complete blood count, Blood group, HIV, HBsAg, HCV , Thalessemia screening are done for botn you and your husband. The other reports are fine. Regarding your cough and cold, it is best to avoid antibiotics . You can take antihistaminics like Diominic DA once or twice a day. Gargle with warm saline water. Use Vicks for steam inhalation 5 - 6 times a day. Drink lots of hot chicken broth / vegetable broth with ginger, XXXXXXX and pepper. Take Vitamin C tablets daily for a month. Protect yourself well in the warm weather. Eat fresh home made hot steamed food . You can use Salin nasal drops before going to bed to clear up your nose. Please let me know the date of your last menstrual period, and the date of ovulation ( follicle rupture ) , so that I can tell you when to take a pregnancy test. Even after egg rupture on day 20, you should remain sexually active for the next 4 - 5 days. All the best.

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Brief Answer: TAKE PREGNANCY TEST AFTER 10TH OF JANUARY Detailed Answer: As the ovulation occurred on 27th December , it is too early to take a pregnancy test. If you do not have your period by the 10th of January, then it would be the proper time to take the pregnancy test. WIshing you lots of luck. Please feel free to contact me directly anytime at - WWW.WWWW.WW

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Brief Answer: DETAILED BELOW Detailed Answer: Please do contact me whenever you require a consultation. You can go for Lemolate or ask the pharmacist for an option to the medication.

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