Follicle Scan - Df 1: 9* 7 (Right Ovary) Df 2: 12*6Mm Df 1:

Follicle scan

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DF 1: 9* 7 (right ovary) DF 2: 12*6mm DF 1: 13*9mm DF 2: 9*6 mm(left ovary) ET: 5 mm Follicle scan done on the 10 th day. Is it good enough to conceive or any issue.

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Dr. Sarita Narayan

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