Patient's question:
Yesterday, the follicle was monitored at 2320 but it didn't ovulate. The doctor gave me an injection of hCG. Today, the monitoring data shows it has grown to 2825, and the doctor gave me another injection of hCG. Why hasn't it ovulated despite growing this large? When will it ovulate?Doctor's answer:
From the careful examination so far, the follicles have developed and matured. It is necessary to continue monitoring to see if they can be successfully released. The size of the mature follicles is approximately 18-25 mm, so there is no need for further anesthesia to stimulate ovulation. It is essential to continue monitoring the data to see if the follicles can be released. After release, sexual activity is recommended within 15 hours for a higher chance of conception. The patient should believe in their ability to overcome the illness. As long as timely treatment is provided at the early stage, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovering are very high.