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Treatment For Pregnancy. Suggested Alivher Tab On First Day Of Scan, Hucog Inj On Second And Susten On Third Day. Is This Correct Procedure?
i m taking treatment for pregancy,last month is have got HSG test done and every thing is normal.Dr asked to visit clinic on 2nd day of my periods.I visited Clinic on 2nd day of my periods and she suggested me from scan every alternate day from 10th to 20th day of menstrual cycle,after 1st day scan she suggested me Alivher tablet for vaginal use and on 2nd day scan she asked to take Hucog 0000 Injection.And today 3rd day scan she said ovulation is stated and suggested Susten 300mg and asked to stop taking Alivher tablet.
Wed, 31 Jul 2013
Hello
thanks for your query.
The procedure you are undergoing is called follicular monitoring.
In this , Alivher is sildanefil tablet which would have been given to you for thickening of the lining of the uterus ( endometrium ).
Hucog injection is to cause rupture of the follicle ( ovulation ), after which you should have regular sexual intercourse.
Alivher is stopped generally after ovulation, and susten tablets are progesterone tablets meant to support the pregnancy if it occurs.
The treatment is perfectly fine.
Take care.
thanks for your query.
The procedure you are undergoing is called follicular monitoring.
In this , Alivher is sildanefil tablet which would have been given to you for thickening of the lining of the uterus ( endometrium ).
Hucog injection is to cause rupture of the follicle ( ovulation ), after which you should have regular sexual intercourse.
Alivher is stopped generally after ovulation, and susten tablets are progesterone tablets meant to support the pregnancy if it occurs.
The treatment is perfectly fine.
Take care.
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