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A Day 3 scan shows.. Rt ovary- Afc -10-11, left ovary 17×12,19×12,21×14. Afc-5-6. How can I have so many maturing follicles on day 3 ?? Is it possible? I will be taking letroz 2.5mg twice daily and would take folisurge injection from day 5 for iui procedure. When could i likwly ovulate, I usually ovulate on Day 11, day 12
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Do follicular study
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You should have Follicular study every alternate day. When the Follicle is mature enough , a trigger will make it rupture. I want to suggest one thing, please trust your doctor. Let him decide when to give HCG and when to do IUI
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You need to get a follicular study to be continued to be sure when u will ovulate...  no one can predict like that...  there are certain markers for predicting which might get missed in few patients... so best z to go for follicular study.....
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U will hv to go fr follicular monitoring to determine whn u will ovalute
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