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Follicular study
I am 26 years old married since 2 years . I have PCOD. I have done follicular study on my 12th day and 2 follicles in my right ovary and 2 follicles in my left ovary . On 16th day one of my left follicles got ruptured. Size on 16th day Right ovary both are 24*23. And Left one is 34*32. Em thickness 10.4. Its 17th dat today. We had intercourse on 15th and 16th day. My Doc Advised to scan every day whether it will ruptured or become cyst. Is there any chance of Rupture? what are my chances of pregnancy?.
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Dr. Bobby M
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
The follicles more than 3cm - likely cyst, but as one follicle ruptured on D 16 , there is still a chance of pregnancy. But, follow your doctor’s advice to get further scan done to know the fate of ? Cyst .
Further, if you experience any pain or feeling unwell then contact your gynaecologist immediately.
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