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What Are The Chances For Me To Get Pregnant?

Hello Doc,

Am Cheryl writing from Bangalore (India), am 39 years, married to my Husband since a year and half. I have Rheumatoid Arthritis since 10-11 yrs now; I consume SAZO 1000, Shelcal 500 and Fol 5 as prescribed by my Rheumatologist.

Since I was unable to conceive, I consulted a well known Gynec in Bangalore during Oct 2013 and after various tests, she has prescribed Thyronorm 25mcg (as I have Thyroid) I consume 1 tab early morning empty stomach. She has also prescribed Premence Plus which I take post lunch.

Please advice what are the possibilities of me conceiving and other things I should know.

Thanks & regards,
Cheryl
posted on Thu, 13 Mar 2014
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Hi cheryl you can conceive while on these medicines. You stand good chance.

Since you are in bangalore you can consult me in NOVA IVI FERTILITY at Sadashivanagar, near mekhri circle between 2 to 6 PM daily.
Regards
Dr. Mahesh Koregol.
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What Are The Chances For Me To Get Pregnant?

Hi cheryl you can conceive while on these medicines. You stand good chance. Since you are in bangalore you can consult me in NOVA IVI FERTILITY at Sadashivanagar, near mekhri circle between 2 to 6 PM daily. Regards Dr. Mahesh Koregol.