Follicle Study - Ro One Dominant Follicles 1.4*1.3Cm Lo Multiple

Follicle study

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Ro one dominant follicles 1.4*1.3cm lo multiple small follicles

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Dr. Raksha Sharma

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 15 yrs exp Kota

whats the day of menstrual cycle . a good dominant follicle is 18-22mm size after which ovulation occurs

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