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Day 16 follicle with haemorrhage
Day 10 F size 19.4*15.5mm, , ET 4.6, PSV 16.63cm/s, avg of follicle 17.4mm
day 12 F size 23.6*20.8mm, , ET 5.8, PSV 12.3cm/s, avg of follicle 22.2mm
day 14 F size 25.8*24.8mm, , ET 7.6, PSV 15.8cm/s, avg of follicle 22.2mm
HCG 10,000 injection taken on day 14
day 16 F size 30.3*19mm with hemorrage, , ET 7.9, avg of follicle 24.6mm, no free fluid
Did the egg rupture? can i conceive?
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Apparently the follicle has not ruptured
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Cannot predict, sometimes follicle ruptures to release egg and seals with haemorrhage and cyst persists. There are signs of ovulation seen on follicular studies but the egg itself cannot be seen. Sometimes the follicles can be empty also
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Dr. Varnica Psyche
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Chennai
Can't say
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Jaipur
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Dr. Megha Garg
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Repeat usg to check for rupture.
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If you don’t conceive get a day 3 usg to rule out cyst.
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