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I went for my follicular scan on day 15 and the size of my dominant follicle was 16 mm.. endometrial thickness 8.5 mm.. Doc asked to come on 17 th day early morning and if size has become more than 18 mm, they will give HSG trigger shot.. Today is 17th day but it shows follicle has ruptured and there is some free fluid.. endometrial thickness 9.5 mm. What to do now?
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Don't worry keep relation... Ultimate aim to rupture follicle, it rupture without Hcg is not a problem... Hope you are  keeping sexual relations since 2-3days  continue more for 3-4days.. It will help for conception...
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