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A 32-year-old member asked:

What should i do if i miss a dose of human chorionic gonadotropin (hcg) ?

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Dr. Neeoo Chin
Fertility Medicine 42 years experience
Talk to MD: Human Chorionic Gonadotropin is used to initiate ovulation, which occurs in 36-44 hr after the injection. Timing may be off schedule if the dose is missed, so follow up with your doctor.
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Dr. Gerard Honore
Fertility Medicine 31 years experience
What treatment?: Calling the doctor who prescribed it for you is always my #1 recommendation. The answer depends on why you take it - ovulation trigger in fertility treatments or ivf? Serial doses for luteal support? If you care to be more specific, i may be able to help more - but if this is an ongoing treatment contact your doctor before looking further here.
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