Regarding Follicle Study For Pregnancy. - On Day 17Th My Left

Regarding follicle study for pregnancy.

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On day 17th my left ovary follicle is nil.. and right is RF.. what does it mean.?

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It means follicle has ruptured on right that is ovulation occurred

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