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What Does This Follicular Study Report Indicate?

Hello doctor.i m 29 year old trying to conceive for the past two years..but didn t. I had undergone all the tests required.taking medicines for hypothyroidism and vitamin D deficiency.i had gone for follicular study on day 10...the size was 9mm.on day 12 again I went. And in report it said eggs ruptured of size 9mm. Doctor told me it s premature ovulation.what to do now.
Mon, 9 Jan 2017
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Hi,

Normal size of follicle at rupture is usually 20 to 25 mm with 16 to 18 mm is usually considered the minimum suitable size before rupture and egg release. 9 mm is very small and may explain the conception problem.

I will suggest you see a Gynecologist for evaluation and treatment. Most often, this treatment involves taking drug that will help stimulate the follicles to create a healthy egg. Clomid is a popular drug that is commonly used in these types of situations.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Mbuomboh Veranso
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What Does This Follicular Study Report Indicate?

Hi, Normal size of follicle at rupture is usually 20 to 25 mm with 16 to 18 mm is usually considered the minimum suitable size before rupture and egg release. 9 mm is very small and may explain the conception problem. I will suggest you see a Gynecologist for evaluation and treatment. Most often, this treatment involves taking drug that will help stimulate the follicles to create a healthy egg. Clomid is a popular drug that is commonly used in these types of situations. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Mbuomboh Veranso