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Follicle ruptured after Hcg inj
I had 3 follicles in my report. 2*19 mm left ovary and 21 mm right ovary. I had taken trigger shot day 14 on 4 jul and inter coursed on 5 and 6
In today's scan, it showed all 3 are ruptured and endometrium is 8.8 mm
Is this ok? Also with my past twin preterm loss, I want to avoid multiple pregnancy, any risk of multiples here?
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Yes, you have high chances of multiple pregnancy but with the help of technical support you can manage it to single later on
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U cannot do anything to prevent multiple pregnancy at this point of time
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