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Endometrial thickness 5mm before period
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As per my dates, my LMP was on 23rd Feb. During the time I was supposed to be ovulating, I came down with fever. Yesterday during checkup, the endometrial thickness showed to be 5mm.
I wanted to know does that mean I have not ovulated as I had fever during the ovulation time? And will my period be delayed?
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Fever generally does not affect ovalution
Also checking the endometrial thickness will not help u understand whether you ovaluted or not
Hence it is absolutely unpredictable if your periods are going to be delayed or nothence it is absolutely unpredictable if your periods are going to be delayed or not
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