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What medicines treat infertility in women?
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Wide range: Different medications are utilized in the treatment of infertility. It depends on the diagnosis and infertility treatment. They range from ovulation induction agents (clomid, letrozole), ovarian stimulation meds (fsh, hmg), Insulin sensitizing agents (metformin), adjunctive meds combined with the previous (dexamethasone, hcg, baby aspirin), etc.
Answered 3/10/2015
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There are several: Fertility meds include, and aren't limited to, Clomiphene citrate (clomid), Letrozole (femara), pregnitude (www.Pregnitude.Com), bravelle, (urofollitropin) follistim, gonal-f, and menopur. In truth, the medicine used to treat infertility should be individualized to what is causing the woman to be infertile....
Answered 6/27/2014
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Varies: Specific medications are used to treat specific problems for fertility in women. Fertility medicines for ovulation induction treat abnormal ovulation. Certain medicines treat endometriosis. Other medicines will increase thyroid hormone levels and again some others will reduce prolactin levels.
Answered 8/15/2012
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