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2. Top Fertility Drugs for Women - What to Expect

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   Fertility pills and medications can help women who have ovulation issues. Here’s what to know about each available drug, potential side effects and success rates.

3. Fertility Drug Types: Injectables Hormones, Clomid, and More

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   These meds, called fertility drugs, work by causing your body to release hormones that trigger or regulate ovulation -- the release of an egg from your ovary.

4. 8 Fertility Drugs For Women: When To Use And How They Work

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   Fertility drugs are administered with conception treatments and help stimulate superovulation, hormonal regulation, and prevent premature ovulation. Commonly prescribed fertility drugs include clomiphene citrate, letrozole, metformin, dopamine antagonists, and gonadotropins.

5. Fertility drugs for women: Types, side effects, and what to ...

   www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/323536

   Fertility drugs can treat many issues, increasing the chances of conceiving and carrying the baby to term. Taking fertility drugs without a diagnosis will not necessarily increase the chances...

6. Fertility Pills & Treatments: An OB/GYN’s POV | The Well by ...

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   If you’re struggling to get pregnant, fertility drugs—given as either a pill or injection to increase your chance of ovulation—might be an option for you. With a variety of factors to consider, however, it can be overwhelming to know which treatment is best.

7. Fertility Treatments: Types, Side Effects And More - Forbes

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   Hoping to improve your chances of getting pregnant? There are fertility treatments available. Learn about fertility pills, Clomid, and Letrozole.