My wife has an underactive thyroid, low red blood cells, irregular periods, suspected polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), kidney stones with a potential urine infection, and pain during sex; is it still possible for her to get pregnant, and are her prescribed medicines?Ovabless, Irotor-XT, Urimax, and Eltroxin?the right treatments to help her get healthy and conceive? | Apollo Pharmacy

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My wife has an underactive thyroid, low red blood cells, irregular periods, suspected polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), kidney stones with a potential urine infection, and pain during sex; is it still possible for her to get pregnant, and are her prescribed medicines?Ovabless, Irotor-XT, Urimax, and Eltroxin?the right treatments to help her get healthy and conceive?

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My wife has an underactive thyroid, low red blood cells, irregular periods, suspected polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), kidney stones with a potential urine infection, and pain during sex; is it still possible for her to get pregnant, and are her prescribed medicines?Ovabless, Irotor-XT, Urimax, and Eltroxin?the right treatments to help her get healthy and conceive?

Asked by Male, 27 · 5 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

5 days ago

Yes, it is absolutely possible for your wife to conceive once her health is balanced. Her prescribed medications are highly appropriate: Eltroxin (levothyroxine) treats her underactive thyroid, Irotor-XT (iron with folic acid) addresses her low red blood cells, and Ovabless (nutritional supplements) helps manage PCOS to support ovulation. Urimax (tamsulosin) is used to help her pass kidney stones. Resolving the suspected urine infection and pain during intercourse will also greatly help. With these treatments and close guidance from her gynecologist, she is on the right path to a safe, healthy pregnancy.

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My wife has an underactive thyroid, low red blood cells, irregular periods, suspected polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), kidney stones with a potential urine infection, and pain during sex; is it still possible for her to get pregnant, and are her prescribed medicines?Ovabless, Irotor-XT, Urimax, and Eltroxin?the right treatments to help her get healthy and conceive?

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