Regarding ovulation

2026-09-23 02:28:51
I am 32 years trying to conceive with PCOS history , on 8 sept had my periods. HSG was done on 15 sept results tubes are normal. and follicular monitoring was done on 14th day. It showed 23MM and Dr gave me HSC trigger on same day, which was on 21st September around 7.45 pm and she suggested me to do intercourse for 3 days. My question is when will egg repute and when will actually I have to intercouse has now after injection that day we had intercouse 2nd day we didn't pls let me know is could be fail for pregnancy
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Answered2026-09-23 04:53:00

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Answered2026-09-23 07:00:55

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After the injection the egg can rupture anytime between 12 to 72 hours Ideally we advise patients to have relations after  injections daily for the next 3 days and then alternate days there after

Answered2026-09-23 05:24:52

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After a trigger shot, ovulation usually happens around 36 to 40 hours later, so the fertile window spans a couple of days around that point, not only the day of the injection. Missing intercourse on one of those days doesn't mean this cycle has failed.
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Sperm can survive for a few days, so intercourse on the other days still counts toward this cycle. A home pregnancy test around two weeks after the trigger will give you a clearer answer.
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Please confirm the exact timing with your fertility specialist, since she has your specific monitoring details for this cycle.

Answered2026-09-23 04:15:31

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