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What Does Non-ruptured Egg With Size 34*34 And 26*26 In Left And Right Ovary Respectively Signify?

Hi

I am Smita.

I done the follecular study. but the egg is not ruptur and its size became 34*34 in left overy. also it shows folicle of size 26*26 in rt overy with echos and septation.

What is this?

Will u plz explain me this n its effect on getting pregnant?



Thanks & regards,

Smita
Fri, 7 Mar 2014
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OBGYN,  's  Response
In order to really explain your chances of getting pregnant, this information needs to be examined in its full context. That means that I would need to know your age, your pregnancy history, your periods, your general health, and many other things. However, if I assume that you got the ultrasound in midcycle, somewhere around day 12-14 or so, then it most likely shows that you did ovulate, as the larger follicle is over 25mm in size. That would be a good sign and would indicate that you ovulate on your own. I hope this is helpful. If you have any more questions, please let me know.
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What Does Non-ruptured Egg With Size 34*34 And 26*26 In Left And Right Ovary Respectively Signify?

In order to really explain your chances of getting pregnant, this information needs to be examined in its full context. That means that I would need to know your age, your pregnancy history, your periods, your general health, and many other things. However, if I assume that you got the ultrasound in midcycle, somewhere around day 12-14 or so, then it most likely shows that you did ovulate, as the larger follicle is over 25mm in size. That would be a good sign and would indicate that you ovulate on your own. I hope this is helpful. If you have any more questions, please let me know.