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Provera (medroxyprogesterone) And Opk's? Posted: 11-14-05 22:27pm


Since I have pocs (polycystic ovarian syndrome) my doctor has put me on provera since I came off the pill over 3 months ago, and we are trying to get pregnant. I want to use and opk (ovulation predictor kit) while using provera, does anyone know which day I start to use the opk while on the 10 days of provera? After? Thanks, racetrack

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