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2023-05-20 19:20:16
I was on Letrozole. Then was prescribed Estrabet. I noticed lots of egg white mucus on day 11. Day 12 i was given hcg 10000 shot after follicle grew to 20mm. Day 12,13 and 14, my vagina was very dry and had no mucus. Day 14 scan showed that my follicle had ruptured. Why didn't i have cervical mucus this time especially when ovulation happened? I had intercourse between day 11 and day 15. Daily. Will Sperm be able to survive when there's no mucus?
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Answered2023-05-21 03:28:43

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Checking cervical mucus is a very obsolete method to help predict ovalution n chances of pregnancy U need to wait till the expected date of periods to understand ur chances of conception this cycle

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