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About egg in ovary
Hello doctor, my right tube is blocked, left tube is open. Ovulation study done in January, March.In January right side egg is released, February hsg is done. In March right side egg is released. When will I release left side egg? Is there any tablets for that? Please Doctor tell me?
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Pls discuss with ur doc
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What kind of block is there on rt tube
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if its removable or not need to see
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block tube can b opened easily provided after thorough evaluation and alternate ovaries ovulates for detailed info connect
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It is Usually alternate ovary which produces an ovum.
But it is on "usually" , not a hard and fast rule.
So you may suddenly release an egg from left ovary too.
By the way the migration of ovum can occur from right to left and vice Versa.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
There is no medicine to help release egg on a specific side
U need to understand that transperitoneal migration of eggs occur
The egg may be fertilised irrespective of which side it is formed or which tube is open
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