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Chances Of Getting Pregnant After Taking Metformine And Clomid For PCOS Problem?

Hello! I have a pcos, i am already taking metformine 3 times a day and took clomid from day 2 to day 6 of my cycle..Yesterday is the schedule of my ultrasound which is my day 11 and the result is, in my left ovary has a small egg to develop only 0.88 mm the right ovary has a 1.9 mm egg..Is that result have a possibility to get pregnant?
posted on Sat, 15 Mar 2014
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A follicle of the size of about 18 mm. can successfully release an ovum. Please make sure if you have the right measurements. With this ultrasound report, it appears that the follicles have not sufficiently developed. Injections of gonadotropins may be helpful in such circumstances. You may also need to increase the dosage of clomiphene. Please follow our doctor's instructions and monitor ovulation and use timed intercourse for proper result. A maximum of six cycles of Clomiphene may be used. Hope this helps.
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Chances Of Getting Pregnant After Taking Metformine And Clomid For PCOS Problem?

Hi, A follicle of the size of about 18 mm. can successfully release an ovum. Please make sure if you have the right measurements. With this ultrasound report, it appears that the follicles have not sufficiently developed. Injections of gonadotropins may be helpful in such circumstances. You may also need to increase the dosage of clomiphene. Please follow our doctor s instructions and monitor ovulation and use timed intercourse for proper result. A maximum of six cycles of Clomiphene may be used. Hope this helps.