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Do I need to take Letrofil and Glycomet tablets?
Question
I got married 1.7 years ago and have had two miscarriages since then. The first one happened just two days after I got to know about my pregnancy. I had to go for an abortion the second time as the embryo had stopped growing after six weeks. Before marriage I used to have irregular periods. I underwent all tests suggested by my doctor, but all were normal. However, my doctor told me that I am suffering from polycystic ovary syndrome and put me on Glycomet. I am unable to take three tablets a day, so I am taking only two tablets a day. My doctor has also advised me to take Letrofil. Is it safe for me to take Letrofil? What are my chances of conception?
Expert Answer
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Dr Abha MajumdarMay 30, 2008
Head, Centre of IVF & Human Reproduction,
Dept of Obstetrics and Gynaecology,
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital,
New Delhi
Dept of Obstetrics and Gynaecology,
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital,
New Delhi
It is safe for you to take Letrofil, and taking Glycomet is also a good option in case the abortion was due to high insulin levels.