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Regd follicular
Day 16 i have done follicular study...it suggest that follicle collapsed.. Does this mean egg ruptured ?? What is the difference between egg ruptured and follicle collapsed ??
Today is 39th day but not positive (i have irregular periods)
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Yes when follicle collapses it is considered that egg is formed...you should have intercourse on three days from the day of follicle rupture
If test is negative then this cycle you have not concieved
Take medicines to get menses
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Dr. Amit Kyal
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Yes , it means egg released..
Can wait upto 14 days beyond your expected periods..
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