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Fertility and inovulation issues
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We are trying to conceive . I have regular 30 days cycle and I don't have pcod or thyroid issues. My lmp was 20th September and my gunac asked to go for follicular study were 10th day I had one follicle on my left ovary with size 9 and and 12 th day size was 10×9 ans 12×10 . My gynac told me , even though I have regular 30 days cycle and pms Im not ovulating each month and she asked me to take ovares tablet. My question is in 30 day cycle , in which day I get ovulate is it 16th day or is there a chance to get ovulate on day 21 as well. Bcz my gynac concluded that I am not ovulating as per the study shown on day 16. But I do get all the symptoms of PMS. Kindly help me with this. Thanks.
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IF YOUR FOLLICLES ARE RUPTURED IN THE CYCLE THAT MEANS YOU ARE OVULATING , THIS CAN BE SEEN THROUGH FOLLICULAR SCAN , GET YOUR AMH ALSO DONE
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Dr. Bhumika Kalathiya
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8 yrs exp
Surat
In 30day cycle... ovulation occurs on around 16th day. ..
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Dr. Manju Kumari
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32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Ya in 30 day cycle ovulation is little bit late.Last 14 days are constant means on 16 the day of period you will ovulate.For details contact me through practo online.I will explain .
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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