Fertility boosters: can simple Add-Ons help women get pregnant?
NCT ID NCT07398924
Summary
This study tested whether adding vaginal estradiol or oral guaifenesin (a common cough medicine ingredient) to a standard fertility drug could improve a woman's chances of getting pregnant. The fertility drug, clomiphene citrate, helps with ovulation but can sometimes make the womb lining and cervical mucus less favorable for pregnancy. Researchers compared these add-ons in 90 women undergoing fertility treatment to see which combination worked best.
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Van Yuzuncu Yil University Dursun Odabasi Medical Center
Van, Di̇yarbakir, 21640, Turkey (Türkiye)
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