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What Does My Follicular Scan Report Indicate?

hi, i went to a follicular scan on 12th day and the report says UTERUS: retroverted (6.3* 3.4* 5.0 cm). normal in size with echotexture. no focal lesions. OVARIES: normal in size and echotexture. no focal lesion or cyst. RIGHT OVARY: measuring 3.3*2.0 cm LEFT OVARY: measuring 3.0*1.2 cm RODF : 21*18 mm LODF : 12*11 mm ENDO :9.6 mm free fluid : no what does this report convey is there a chance to conceive.
Fri, 12 May 2017
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Since you are getting a follicular scan, I am presuming you are seeing a doctor for fertility issues and have been suggested an injection to increase your chance of conception. For this, the injection has to given when either one of your ovary shows a large dominant follicle (about to/ likely to ovulate; large follicle, size more than 20 mm). Since the right ovary now has a dominant follicle (Right Ovary Dominant Follicle, RODF) larger than 20 mm, it is probably a suitable time for injection. You should consult your doctor. Rest of the report sounds normal. Best of luck.
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What Does My Follicular Scan Report Indicate?

Since you are getting a follicular scan, I am presuming you are seeing a doctor for fertility issues and have been suggested an injection to increase your chance of conception. For this, the injection has to given when either one of your ovary shows a large dominant follicle (about to/ likely to ovulate; large follicle, size more than 20 mm). Since the right ovary now has a dominant follicle (Right Ovary Dominant Follicle, RODF) larger than 20 mm, it is probably a suitable time for injection. You should consult your doctor. Rest of the report sounds normal. Best of luck.