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I have a low progesteron level 10 ml my gyn give me metformine 500mg 2xday and provera10 mg once a day-for seven day. is that enough to get pregnant?
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For some : Met forman will help some women ovulate but not everyone. Some patients will need stronger medications to trigger ovulation.
Answered 12/16/2013
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