Small Follicles In Ovaries
Am 38 years old and married since one year. We are planning for a baby unable to conceive. Last month cycle tried with f ...
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Yes just focus, do sex inbetween 8to 16th day of your cycle daily to get higher chances of pregnancy.
I am 21, recently I have done scanning, the reports states that "both ovaries appear bulky in size (right ovary-20 cc an ...
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Follow these herbal combination for complete cure sootshekhar ras 1 tablet twice a day shila sindoor 125 mg twice a day rati modak avleh 10 gms twice a day send your reports.
I am 34 years old and we r trying to conceive but didn’t get. I took letrozole 5 mg alternate month since last 2 month. ...
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Hi, please try for iui treatment for 2 months. if not please do ivf treatment since you are already 34 yrs.
As per my report, my right ovary size is 9.1 cc and left ovary size is 9.0 cc. And both ovaries show e/o subcentimetric ...
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Follow these herbal combination for complete cure sootshekhar ras 1 tablet twice a day shila sindoor 125 mg twice a day rati modak avleh 10 gms twice a day after breakfast and dinner with water send your reports initially.
Both ovaries are bulky and show multiple peripherally arranged subcentimetric follicles with central echogenic stroma ri ...
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Follow these herbal combinations for complete cure sootshekhar ras 1 tablet twice a day gulmkalanal avleh 10 gm twice a day send your reports.
Both ovaries are bully and show multiple tiny follicles in the periphery with central echogenic stroma. Right ovary meas ...
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Follow these herbal combinations for complete cure sootshekhar ras 1 tablet twice a day gulmkalanal avleh 10 gm twice a day send your reports.
My doctor prescribed me fertilin to prepare me to ivf. I would like to know if it can cause thrombosis or blood clots. ...
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Fertilin is a drug that help your ovaries to produce egg from a cohort of follicle. But before ivf it is better not to use as it can alter synchronise of your follicle especially at your age. But of your consern risk of thrombosis is very low unless you have other co morbid conditions like diabetes.
I'm going through ivf. First et failed. Dr. have given me materna depot injection 3.75 on day 5 of periods. Shr is testi ...
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The materna depot injection you mentioned likely contains a hormone called leuprolide acetate, which is a type of gnrh agonist. Gnrh agonists are often used in assisted reproductive technology (art) cycles like ivf to help regulate and control the timing of ovulation and to suppress the body's natural hormone production. The purpose of using a gnrh agonist like materna depot in an ivf cycle could be to achieve the following: ovarian suppression: gnrh agonists temporarily suppress the body's natural production of gonadotropin hormones (lh and fsh), which in turn suppresses ovarian activity. This helps prevent premature ovulation and provides better control over the timing of follicle growth and egg retrieval during an ivf cycle. Synchronization: by suppressing ovarian activity, the fertility specialist can better control when the ovaries will be stimulated to produce multiple follicles. This synchronization allows for a more predictable and controlled ivf cycle. Enhanced ovarian response: ovarian suppression with a gnrh agonist can sometimes result in a more robust ovarian response to the subsequent medications used to stimulate follicle growth. This can potentially lead to the development of more mature eggs for retrieval. Minimization of luteinizing hormone (lh) surge: the lh surge can trigger ovulation. By suppressing lh production, the fertility specialist can prevent premature ovulation before the eggs are fully mature and ready for retrieval. As for ovulation during your current cycle, the use of a gnrh agonist like materna depot is designed to suppress ovulation. This means that while you may experience some hormonal changes, it's less likely that you will ovulate spontaneously. Instead, your fertility specialist will closely monitor your hormone levels and the development of your ovarian follicles through ultrasounds to determine the optimal timing for egg retrieval. It's important to stay in close communication with your fertility specialist throughout your ivf cycle. They will be able to provide you with specific information about your treatment plan, the purpose of each medication, and what you can expect during the different phases of your ivf journey. Please feel free to consult with me.
What is the meaning of. bilateral raised ovarian stromal echogencity without any dominant follicle. ...
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1) one can not opine with only such small part of report. 2) most of the medical problems need personally taking detailed medical history and examination with the need for detailed reports sometimes so meet concerned doctor- gynecologist 3) what is mentioned means no follicle is seen in this cycle yet.
Had sex on 10th june, got my periods on 11, sex was protected although at the end after he ejaculated he opened the cond ...
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Regarding the ultrasound report you mentioned, it appears to contain findings related to various organs and structures in your abdomen. These findings, such as hepatomegaly (enlarged liver) with grade I fatty changes, microlith/echogenic calyx in the left kidney, mildly heterogeneous myometrium echotexture, and raised stromal echogenicity in the ovaries, indicate certain abnormalities or changes in those organs. The report suggests that these findings should be correlated with a hormonal profile, which means additional tests might be needed to better understand their significance and any potential underlying conditions. It's important to discuss these findings and their implications with a healthcare professional who can provide you with a proper diagnosis and appropriate guidance. They will be able to interpret the ultrasound report in the context of your specific situation and advise you on any necessary further investigations or treatments.
