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2018-12-20 17:29:25
Hii I have pcod and this is my follicular study plz explain what is in d reports.do I have egg formation and is there any improvement in 1st nd 2nd scan
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Yes follicle growth is clearly seen

Answered2018-12-21 04:48:15

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Answered2018-12-21 03:14:38

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Answered2018-12-20 18:40:12

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