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How do I get pregnant
Was diagnosed with primary ammonoria.pelvic scan showed that I had ovarian cyst.operation was done and my right ovary was removed also my doctor tells me that my egg appear to be small. also my testestrone level was high.after operation I was given cocs which I had used now for 8 months and my testestrone level is now becoming normal.my wonder now is when I stop cocs I can't have periods and I want to get pregnant what should I do?again I do see white thick viginal discharge .
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Since your uterus linings is showing good response to coc it means you can harbour a pregnancy
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Your oocyte may be small .However oocyte from doner can be fertilised with your husband semen and embryos can be put in your uterus to grow till term pregnancy
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Continue coc for regular periods till embryo transfer
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Dr. Lavanya J
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20 yrs exp
Bangalore
When periods starts after stopping cocs, female hormone profile with AMH has to be done on day 2 or 3 of periods. Ultrasound pelvis for AFC to be done. Depending on the test reports and after going through earlier reports, pregnancy could be planned
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