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Trying To Conceive. Taking Duphaston. Started Spotting. Am I Able To Conceive?

Hi doc, im 29 years old having hard time to conceive. I consulted gyne and had transvaginal ultra sound , my gyne said i have 13mm egg and capable for pregnancy, she prescribed me duphaston for 10 days and come back after 3 days.. But now, i have spotting and i guess i have my period. Do i lost my capable egg for pregnnancy?
posted on Fri, 22 Mar 2013
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Hello
thank you for your query.
The spotting could be anything from your period to implantation bleed.
you have to visit your gynecologist and confirm what exactly happened.
A 13 mm egg would not lead to a pregnancy.
Only a mature 18 - 20 mm follicle can rupture and ovulate.
Please consult a proper Infertility specialist.
Have proper follicular monitoring and documentation of ovulation.
Get your partner's semen analysis done
Have your basic hormonal profile done, and status of your fallopian tubes assessed.
Take care.
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Trying To Conceive. Taking Duphaston. Started Spotting. Am I Able To Conceive?

Hello thank you for your query. The spotting could be anything from your period to implantation bleed. you have to visit your gynecologist and confirm what exactly happened. A 13 mm egg would not lead to a pregnancy. Only a mature 18 - 20 mm follicle can rupture and ovulate. Please consult a proper Infertility specialist. Have proper follicular monitoring and documentation of ovulation. Get your partner s semen analysis done Have your basic hormonal profile done, and status of your fallopian tubes assessed. Take care.