Cycle length shifting from 28 to 35 days while on fertility medication is common and usually reflects a change in ovulation timing rather than a new problem. At your age, the finding from your follicular study that needs real attention is the uterine wall thickness, since a thin lining can lower the chance of an embryo implanting well.
Next Steps
A repeat follicular study this cycle will show whether the longer cycle is just a shift in ovulation day. Please discuss with your fertility specialist whether your current protocol needs adjusting to help the lining thicken, this is often manageable with a medicine or timing change.
Health Tips
At 39, timelines matter, so keep your follow-up scans close together rather than spacing them out.