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Folliculometry test result
I took my first folliculometry test on day 9 of my cycle. Endometrium thickness came 3.9mm.
In right ovary there are two dominant follicles of size 11×11mm and 10×9mm respectively. In left ovary there are multiple follicles out of which the largest measured 9mm. I take fol123, ovigyn d3, duphaston medicine. I also took lupi fsh 75 injection on day 3,5&7 of my cycle.
Is my folliculometry test result favourable as per day 9??
Is there any chance that the size of dominant follicle in right ovary will grow to 18×20mm till day 14/16 of my cycle??
Is the endometrium thickness fine as per day 9??
Kindly answer my questions.
Thanks in advance.
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Follicle size is good. Endometrial thickness is on a lower side. We target the thickness to be 8 mm at the time of ovulation.
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Dr. Sritama Sen
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Kolkata
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Your Endometrial Thickness is little less compared to Day 9 but if you continue taking the injection there is a high chance that your follicle will grow and eventually it will rupture .
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Keep taking the FSH 75 Injection .
When your follicle would grow up , an LH kit test will be done and if it is positive , then you will be given another injection for rupture of the follicle
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Dont worry . There is still time to go .
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