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2018-03-01 11:35:43
Dr today is my 4th day nd follicle study shows as few small in right and 1.2*1.21 in left ovary. My Dr said it left from previous cycle. Is there any chance of pregnancy If we do natural intercourse. Previously I have done IU pregnancy twice nd what is right time to do intercourse. Someone says 3rd after pregnancy. Is follicle size showing on 4th is ok
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Please Yes It is right time... Have proper intercourse for 3 days consecutively

Answered2018-03-01 18:51:31

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