Question 1

I am 10 weeks and 1 day pregnant today. My report shows low lying posterior placenta with lower pole covering internal os and short cervix too. What does this mean? Should I be worried? What precautions should I take? I already had 2 miscarriages in the past due to an incompetent cervix. Please help.

Question 2

I am undergoing ovulation induction treatment with Letoval 5 (days 3 to 7), Eltroxin 100 (daily, though my TSH is under control), Y Cyst M 1000 mg, and Endogest SR 300. My last menstrual period was on 23rd Feb, and my ovulation day was on 20th March. My usual cycle is 33 days after induction, but today, on day 36, I got my period and feel very disappointed. Before today, I experienced early pregnancy like symptoms such as lower abdominal cramps and continuous white vaginal discharge for 7 days. My husband semen analysis is normal, and my reports (AMH, TSH, prolactin, rubella, SIS) are all normal. Why am I not pregnant after 2 cycles of ovulation induction, despite regular intercourse on alternate days between days 11 to 21?

Question 3

I had minor PCOD in the past, but my reports came back normal in January. My cycles have always been regular, even during the PCOD phase, and I have never missed a period. However, my periods are usually light. I am wondering if this is normal. In June, I got my period on the 4th, in July, on the 6th, in August, on the 3rd, and now in September, it started on the 1st. Although it is regular, the pattern does not seem normal to me. The bleeding is light and only lasts about two and a half days, whereas earlier it used to last for three days. Could this be due to anxiety or something else? What should I do? Thank you.

My report shows that the follicle has ruptured. Free fluid is seen in POD, and the endometrium size is 11.7. How to ensure pregnancy now. Also, my husband uses a condom during sex and removes it for ejaculation only. Is it the right way.

These are signs of ovulation and good endometrial thickness. Have intercourse within 12 to 24 hrs of rupture. Using condoms reduces chances, unprotected intercourse around ovulation is needed for conception.

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