Not at a clinic just yet, decided to have antral follicle count first to see what it was like as have a good AMH at 34 pmol/L. So now deciding if I show go for IVF! Think I will probably book a consultation see what they say.
Could be a cyst? A follicle from the previous cycle that isn’t cleaned up properly. I have this happen all the time and seem to permanent live with 2-4 cysts around that size. What did the clinic say?
It didn’t interfere with my fresh cycles - just be aware not all “follicles” will be containing an egg. I did have problems with cysts during my first pregnancy (from my second cycle), but according to the doctors that was an extreme case of bad luck. I do have a gorgeous girl from that cycle but had complications. Now trying for a sibling with FETs from the same batch and it means we can’t do a natural cycle as they can’t see what is the follicle that would ovulate and what’s cyst, so doing a medicated one. Good luck!
When I had my scan just before deciding whether or not I wanted to go ahead with IVF I had a dominant follicle, which was the largest. It indicated I was about to ovulate and was told it would be that follicle I’d be ovulating from. What day in your cycle did you have the Antral follicle count? If it was mid cycle it could be the follicle that you’d be ovulating from x
I had 11 on this cycle and 1 was discounted as it appeared larger than others at base, scans. At my day 10 scan it was 23 mm, they said it was a cyst xx
No, I have had my cycle cancelled because I needed 8 follicles to be able to share my eggs. They will scan at start of next cycle to see if it is still there. They said 9/10 of the time they disappear xx
When my follicles increased in size, my right one went massive as well and it’s the side that was the most uncomfortable when collecting eggs from it. Never had ivf previously so maybe it’s just how our bodies respond to the treatment etc. Ask the professionals.
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