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What Does It Mean By Ruptured Egg?

my age 27 , 5.2 ft , 83 kg and i am marrries before 4 years but i didn't concieve so i statred medication for pregenency.
my doc said my egg was ruptured after 14th day and we had intercourse but i didn't understand please tell me what is egg ruptured?
Wed, 18 Jun 2014
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OBGYN, Maternal and Fetal Medicine,  's  Response
Hello!
Thanks for your query.
The ruptured egg is follicle rupturing (from which the egg is released).
The follicle is a part of the ovary which prepares or 'matures' the egg to be released.
14 days before your next period, the follicle with the mature egg will rupture, and then egg gets released into the abdominal cavity.
Very quickly, it gets sucked into the fallopian tubes and hopefully there's sperm waiting there to fertilize it.
Ovulation occurs at the time of ovarian follicle rupture.
This is the most fertile time in a woman's menstrual cycle.
Take care
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What Does It Mean By Ruptured Egg?

Hello! Thanks for your query. The ruptured egg is follicle rupturing (from which the egg is released). The follicle is a part of the ovary which prepares or matures the egg to be released. 14 days before your next period, the follicle with the mature egg will rupture, and then egg gets released into the abdominal cavity. Very quickly, it gets sucked into the fallopian tubes and hopefully there s sperm waiting there to fertilize it. Ovulation occurs at the time of ovarian follicle rupture. This is the most fertile time in a woman s menstrual cycle. Take care