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Will I Not Ovulate With The Dominant Folicle With The Ovulation Pill I Had ?

Hi , I am a female 31 yrs old. I have a child 4 years old. Now I am planning for a second child. I have taken ovulation pill for my first pregnancy . now i am on my 10th day of periods , and as per a doctor s instruction I took ovulation pill called Letroz 5 mg for 5 days, one each a day from 2nd day of my period. On the 10th day of periods I have done the scanning and it says , Endometrial thickness 10 mm and Right and left ovary with classical PCO with 10-12 GFS 1CM. What does this indicate? Will i not ovulate with the dominant folicle with the ovulation pill I had? please advice me. Thank you
posted on Thu, 2 Jun 2011
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Hi Priya,
From your sonography report it appears that you have polycystic ovaries with no dominant follicle. In this cycle of menstruation, according to that report you are unlikely to conceive. Visit your gynecologist who may modify the treatment to stimulate your follicles to mature.
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Will I Not Ovulate With The Dominant Folicle With The Ovulation Pill I Had ?

Hi Priya, From your sonography report it appears that you have polycystic ovaries with no dominant follicle. In this cycle of menstruation, according to that report you are unlikely to conceive. Visit your gynecologist who may modify the treatment to stimulate your follicles to mature.