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2023-02-17 16:41:20
What happens if dormant follicle haemmorage?? Can I became pregnant in this case ,is it normal,we are planning for baby
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What happened to the dominant follicle ? Is it still waiting to rupture. Most of the time if the dormant follicle ruptures the chances of pregnancy are very remote because the ovum is not mature enough.

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