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Intercourse during mid cycle spotting
As per TVS scan report, my follicle size is 19mm which means ovulation will happen in couple of days. But I have mid cycle spotting (might be due to progesterone deficiency and will start Duphaston 10mg). So, if I have intercourse in this spotting then will there be chance of pregnancy with 19mm follicle size?
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Follicles increases @1mm per day.Once it reaches the maximum size 23to 24 mm it ruptures in most of the cases.So if you are having timed intercourse during that time period your chances of pregnancy is high.
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Connect please
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Yes there are chances
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Possible.
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yes..can be
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