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I Have 35-40 Days Of Period And My Follicle Growth Is Slow. Is It Normal ?
I did ovulation study and found that the size is growing slowly and I have 35 40 days of menustration cycle is it normal I am 30 yrs old. I did ovulation study and found that the follicle size growth is slow. I have 35-40 days of cycle. is it normal? I heard that if the ovary is getting ruptured late the eggs it producing do not have good quality. Can you please guide.
Tue, 31 Jan 2012
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hi welcome
35-40 days of cycle is not normal.
if your follicle size growth is slow you have to take the advise of gynecologist and should take medicines for follicle stimulation
consult doctor and get well soon
thanking you
35-40 days of cycle is not normal.
if your follicle size growth is slow you have to take the advise of gynecologist and should take medicines for follicle stimulation
consult doctor and get well soon
thanking you
Hello;
welcome to HealthcareMagic
The normal periods are anywhere between 21-35 days anything above or below is not normal so please consult a Gynaecologist for regulation of periods and once the periods become normal and still the ovulation is slow then the Gynaec may advise you the required treatment.The delayed cycle and slow ovulation can be due to hormonal imbalance so it is necessary to get examined and treated.
Thanks
welcome to HealthcareMagic
The normal periods are anywhere between 21-35 days anything above or below is not normal so please consult a Gynaecologist for regulation of periods and once the periods become normal and still the ovulation is slow then the Gynaec may advise you the required treatment.The delayed cycle and slow ovulation can be due to hormonal imbalance so it is necessary to get examined and treated.
Thanks
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