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What Could Cause Unruptured Follicles After Taking Hcg Injections?
I have follicle study from a last one year
Previous time follicle not rupture . so hcg injection was given still it is not ruptured.
next month dosage is increased still follicle not ruptured.
and aftr 2 months follicle not developing properly.
doctor have checked no systs found .
now wht to dO/
Previous time follicle not rupture . so hcg injection was given still it is not ruptured.
next month dosage is increased still follicle not ruptured.
and aftr 2 months follicle not developing properly.
doctor have checked no systs found .
now wht to dO/
Fri, 7 Mar 2014
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service.
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
I understand your problems. You seem to have unruptured follicles initially and now follicles are not developing. It would have helped to know about your menstrual pattern and more detailed history like age and previous pregnancies if any.
There may be many reasons for these but the commonest ones are PCOD leading to non-development of follicles. Low ovarian reserve or exhaustion of follicles also may lead to similar issues. Hormonal imbalances may also cause non-development of follicles.
I suggest that you get a test for ovarian reserve. A laparoscopic biopsy will also help. Get the FSH and LH levels tested. These will help in determining the cause and then formulate further management.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nilaj Kumar Bagde
I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
I understand your problems. You seem to have unruptured follicles initially and now follicles are not developing. It would have helped to know about your menstrual pattern and more detailed history like age and previous pregnancies if any.
There may be many reasons for these but the commonest ones are PCOD leading to non-development of follicles. Low ovarian reserve or exhaustion of follicles also may lead to similar issues. Hormonal imbalances may also cause non-development of follicles.
I suggest that you get a test for ovarian reserve. A laparoscopic biopsy will also help. Get the FSH and LH levels tested. These will help in determining the cause and then formulate further management.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Nilaj Kumar Bagde
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