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Is it normal for an ultrasound tracking scan to show an egg size of only 7.5mm on day 10 of my menstrual cycle after taking Clome 100mg and Progynova 2mg, or is this slow growth a problem?

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Is it normal for an ultrasound tracking scan to show an egg size of only 7.5mm on day 10 of my menstrual cycle after taking Clome 100mg and Progynova 2mg, or is this slow growth a problem?

Asked by Female, 26 · 8 days ago

Dr. S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

8 days ago

It is completely understandable to feel concerned, but please try not to worry. At day 10 of your cycle, a follicle (egg) size of 7.5mm is a bit small, but it is not uncommon. Some women are "late responders" to clomiphene (Clome), meaning the follicles simply take a little longer to start growing. Additionally, estradiol (Progynova) is helping prepare your uterine lining. Follicles often grow quickly once they get going, typically 1 to 2mm per day. Your clinic will likely continue tracking your scan in a few days to monitor this progress. This slow start is very common, and your medical team will guide you through.

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