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Waiting Period After Hysterolaparoscopy
My wife had dilation of cervix by hysterolaparoscopy..
We are TTC as one mnth is over ..
Plz suggest time frame till how many months now we should try natuarally as dilation is successfull and period is now ok..6 mnths we try or go for iui or ivf?
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Consult gynaecologist
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I believe you should try for it as long as your heart tells you to. Its just a personal choice.
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I would also suggest to consider IUI first, as it is less expensive and the process happens inside the mothers womb, and mother would have a full experience of motherhood.
If unsuccessful then you should definitely consider other options.
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I would rather also bring to your attention a noble task of adoption that you can try. We really need more babies and children to be saved from fate.
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Dr. Raja T
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Please consult an obstretician
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