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Dominant Follicle and Collapsed Follicle
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Recently I got tested for pelvic ultrasound and it says that I have 14mm dominant follicle and 16mm collapsing follicle in right ovary. Also 19th other small follicle less than 9mm.
The left ovary has 12 small follicles less than 9mm . Uterus: retroverted and measures 41cc. Endometrium: 8.8mm thickness. Pelvic free fluid: small trace. What does it means? What it says about my fertility. My last period was 16th feb ( first day of my period)
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Dominant follicles are ok
But so many small follicles indicate PCOD
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Collapsed follicle and free fliud are suggestive of ovulation
You should have intercourse today tomorrow and day after to increase chances of pregnancy
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start folic acid tablet
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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