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PostPosted: 01/13/08 - 11:31    Post subject: HCG injection Vote now! Reply with quote
I am suffering from PCOS my doctor has put me on ovulation induction .She has given me HCG injection on 14 day of my cycle .She has again called me on 18th day for a repeat injection. I want to know the reason for repeat HCG injection
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