17Mm Follicle - Does 17Mm Follicle Contain A Viable Egg? My

17mm follicle

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Does 17mm follicle contain a viable egg? My follicle was irregular on day 11 at 17.2mm size and I was getting ovulation pains. Is it small to ovulate?

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Dr. Anshika Jain

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Hello there The size is good .. If it keep increasing it will rupture in few days.. Generally egg ruptures 18-20 mm

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