I took Diva HMG on days 3, 4, and 5 of my cycle, but my day 17 ultrasound shows that my egg follicle has stopped growing since day 11 (remaining at 13mm x 9mm), my womb lining is 9.1 mm, and there is a small amount of pelvic fluid; since my cycles are usually 40 to 45 days long and I cannot start taking Duphaston yet, what should my next steps be? | Apollo Pharmacy

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I took Diva HMG on days 3, 4, and 5 of my cycle, but my day 17 ultrasound shows that my egg follicle has stopped growing since day 11 (remaining at 13mm x 9mm), my womb lining is 9.1 mm, and there is a small amount of pelvic fluid; since my cycles are usually 40 to 45 days long and I cannot start taking Duphaston yet, what should my next steps be?

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I took Diva HMG on days 3, 4, and 5 of my cycle, but my day 17 ultrasound shows that my egg follicle has stopped growing since day 11 (remaining at 13mm x 9mm), my womb lining is 9.1 mm, and there is a small amount of pelvic fluid; since my cycles are usually 40 to 45 days long and I cannot start taking Duphaston yet, what should my next steps be?

Asked by Female, 22 · 12 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

12 days ago

Since your typical cycle is longer (40?45 days), ovulation can naturally occur much later. Your womb lining of 9.1 mm is beautifully thick, which is a wonderful sign. Because you took Diva HMG (menotropin) and the follicle is currently at 13mm, your ovaries might just need more time, or your specialist may adjust your protocol. The pelvic fluid is also a common, often benign finding. Please hold off on Duphaston (dydrogesterone) for now. Your best next step is to consult your fertility specialist to discuss another ultrasound tracking scan or next steps.

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I took Diva HMG on days 3, 4, and 5 of my cycle, but my day 17 ultrasound shows that my egg follicle has stopped growing since day 11 (remaining at 13mm x 9mm), my womb lining is 9.1 mm, and there is a small amount of pelvic fluid; since my cycles are usually 40 to 45 days long and I cannot start taking Duphaston yet, what should my next steps be?

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