I have 2nos. Dominant follicle .. right ovary (18-19)mm and left ovary (20-21) mm I have couple of questions with respect to my scenario
Q1. How will these rupture in natural scenario , if 21 mm follicle ruptures first what will happen to 19 mm follicle ? will both follicle rupture at once ? will only one follicle rupture at a time if so when will second follicle rupture ?
Q 2. In IUI my doctor waits for natural follicle rupture instead of trigger shot ? I am confused that if I get follicular scanning on 19july Wednesday morning 10:30 am and on 20 th July 3 noon I get IUI done 29 HRS HAVE ALREADY PASSED ? and you are not sure when follicle ruptured inbetween ? Isn't the doctor fooling me and isn't it too late to do IUI and won't it be RIGHT TO GIVE TRIGGER SHOT AND KEEP CONTROL ON IUI TIMING ?
Q3. Why IUI IS DONE POST FOLLICLE RUPTURE ON SCAN ? And under HCG TRIGGER SHOT U STILL GET 24-36 hrs before follicle ruptures ? Am I right ? But in natural rupture isn't it late
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Dominant follicles can either rupture simultaneously or one after the other
There is no fixed rule to it
Follicle rupture happens approximately between 12 and 48 hours after trigger shot or LH surge( ovulation detection kit)
It varies in each cycle
In Iui cycles using trigger or ovulation detection kits helps to time ovulation
Other wise look for follicle rupture daily by scans
The egg stays in the pelvis for 24 hours after follicle rupture
So a single iui after follicle rupture gives good pregnancy rates
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