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Intercourse & TVS Serial Folliculometry

2022-07-18 11:49:29
I am going to do TVS Serial Folliculometry on CD10,CD12,CD14 starting from tomorrow. But I also need to have intercourse on these days to conceive a baby. Does intercourse and follicular study effect each other? Do I need to take care of something? Please let me know. Thank you.
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No thy do not Intercourse is advisable after the desired size of approximately 20*18 mm is achieved

Answered2022-07-18 19:18:11

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Connect please

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Pls connect for advice

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They have no relation. No extra precautions

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Connect for advice

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