Doing follicular study this cycle and the doc keeps measuring my egg size on ultrasound. I dont fully get what number is the good one for conceiving. Can someone who did this explain in simple words? thoda tension ho raha hai about my reports.
Egg growth can sometimes be affected by thyroid levels, which happened in my case. A healthy size is generally 18 to 22 mm. Make sure to keep up with your regular doctor follow-ups to monitor your hormone levels and follicle growth.
When I was tracking my ovulation, I was so stressed about these numbers that I just went and ate my favorite chocolate cake to calm down! Honestly, around 18-20 mm is what the doctor usually prefers. Don't worry too much and enjoy some good food.
I was told a mature egg size should be around 18-22 mm for successful fertilization. I am currently in my tracking cycle and my last scan showed 16 mm, is that okay or too small?
Usually, doctors look for a size between 18 mm to 24 mm. Just keep your mind peaceful, pray, and take care of your health. Things will fall into place beautifully when the time is right.
Looking back at my fertility treatment days, I remember crying over egg sizes. Mine was 19 mm when they gave the trigger shot, and now my toddler is running around the house! Trust the process, it only takes one good egg.
