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Trying To Get Pregnant, Taking Siphene, Evatone, Folic Acid And Sitrodine Injection. Right Procedure?

hello doctor,i am 28 years old lady.....6 months before i got marry..still nw i didnt pregenent....
already previous mnth i went to hospital....that time dr advised to me take folic acid(every mrng),
siphene(D3-D7),then susten tab(D15-D30).bt no benifits again yesterday i met the same dr...
.nw she adviced to take siphene(D5-D9),folic(30 days),evatone(D8-D13) and sitrodine inj 75 u 1M
for three days(D3,D5,D7)....my doubt is tis right way an gng.....or not
posted on Sun, 6 Oct 2013
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Hi,
Thanks for the query.
Usually if the woman do not conceive even one year after marriage with out any history of contraceptive usage, then only that can be considered as infertility.
So as it is only 6 months over after marriage, no need to worry.
You can continue the tablets prescribed by your doctor.
Once check your husband's semen analysis.
Then go for follicular study with your doctor's advice.
And plan unprotected intercourse around the time of ovulation.
This will increase the possibility of pregnancy.
Take care.
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Trying To Get Pregnant, Taking Siphene, Evatone, Folic Acid And Sitrodine Injection. Right Procedure?

Hi, Thanks for the query. Usually if the woman do not conceive even one year after marriage with out any history of contraceptive usage, then only that can be considered as infertility. So as it is only 6 months over after marriage, no need to worry. You can continue the tablets prescribed by your doctor. Once check your husband s semen analysis. Then go for follicular study with your doctor s advice. And plan unprotected intercourse around the time of ovulation. This will increase the possibility of pregnancy. Take care.