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Endometrial wall thickened right wall
Hi doctor , attached the report of follicle scan , on day 17 the follicle size is 25*21mm in right ovary, on day 15 - 5000iu injection trigger shot is given but on day 17th egg is not yet ruptured but ET says wall thickened on right please let me know with this can I conceive in this cycle ? And also does ovulation happen later on coming days naturally ?
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Cant say 100% that follicle will rupture or not. Sometimes unruptured follicles can persist as cysts which may disappear in the following cycles. However delayed rupture can also occur
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Trigger always given 10 k HCG
Not yet ruptured so take proper trigger
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No body can give 100 percent guarantee in conception, follicle size is good, can rupture late sometimes, follow as per your doctors instructions this cycle, if pregnancy not achieved, should go for next cycle.
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Next scan to be done between day8-day10 to see what is that focal endometrial thickness
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You should have got 10000 dose rather than 5000
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