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Follicular study
Hi planning for pregnancy. Took follicular study on 11th day. Had a follicle of 11*12 mm and again took follicular study on 13th day. The follicle size has decreases to 9.6*5.8 mm. What is the cause for ths? Is this normal or something to worry about? I have a cycle of 30days and it's regular. Not on any medications
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The follicle is undergoing atresia because the ovum is not growing properly. You will have to wait for the next cycle.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
The follicle has not attained the desired size
Not normal
Worrying will not help
U need follicular monitoring after ovalution induction
No point getting follicular monitoring in an unstimulated cycle
As had things been normal u would hv conceived naturally
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