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Big ovarian follicle and IUI
Hello doctor! I have pcod and thyroid.my periods are irregular.i have undergone IuI on April 9th.my follicle size on day 14th ie on April 6th were 22.1mm and 20.1mm and et was 7.6mm my doctor gave gyargin and silnafil for et improvement and filgastism injection on day 14th which is April 6th and on day 15th my follicles size were 25.6mm and 22.5 mm with et 7.6mm and doctor gave a trigger on on 15th day which is April 7th and did IUI on April 9th on day 17th .what are the chances of conceiving this cycle? Are the follicles too big and is the treatment going fine according to follicles size and what are the chances that I have cyst if this cycle failed
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One thing should be appreciated that whether in natural conception or in IUI , there is very little difference in chances of pregnancy. In other words even with the most Idea conditions the chances of pregnancy in IUI are just 40% .
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Approximately 30 to 40percent
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
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Everything looks fine but nobody can predict the chance of pregnancy.
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