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Endometrial thickness in early pregnancy
Does the endometrium thickness after ovulation ? My ET on follicular study showed
Day 13 - before ovulation 5.6 mm
Day 16 - after ovulation 8 mm trilaminar
Day 18 - 10 mm trilaminar
Does this indicate that I'm pregnant ??????
What if the egg not get fertilized, still the endometrium thickens or what ???
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Chances of pregnancy are very good.. Check for beta hcg after 14 days of ovulation to confirm pregnancy.. All the best
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this indicates that the thickness is good enough to receive the fertilised egg and doeant confirm pregnancy
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Dr. Sujoy Dasgupta
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
15 yrs exp
Kolkata
Your response to the treatment is good. However, the chance of pregnancy per cycle is only 10-15%.
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
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6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
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consult for more discussion on ur problem and treatment chat privetly
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