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Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

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BigB
C & J are 10!

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Stacey

Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

I am on CD13 and was hoping to do an IUI on Saturday. But that is not going to happen! Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon

Posted 2/10/06 10:24 PM
 
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dm24angel
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Re: Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

what size are your follies?
How long is your cycle normally?
And is it unmedicated?

My first IUI cycle was unmedicated and I had 10mm follies from day 8 till day 16! They finally grew and to about 19-20mm by O day which was around day 22.

Dont worry, they WILL grow...just maturing enough Chat Icon

Posted 2/11/06 1:37 PM
 

MrsJ
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Kathy

Re: Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

Just means you're going to O a little later this month, that's all.

Some months I would O on cd14 or 15 but others I wouldn't O until cd20 or so.

Posted 2/11/06 2:06 PM
 

BigB
C & J are 10!

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Stacey

Re: Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

Still no O this morning....I usually O around CD 14-15. I guess I am in hibernation this month!

This is a 100 mg clomid cycle.

Message edited 2/11/2006 4:53:04 PM.

Posted 2/11/06 4:52 PM
 

dm24angel
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Donna

Re: Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

Posted by BigB

Still no O this morning....I usually O around CD 14-15. I guess I am in hibernation this month!

This is a 100 mg clomid cycle.



do you have only one follie? If your on 100mg of Clomid its very weird for you NOT to O on time...because O usually always shows up a set period of time after starting the Clomid? I think its 9-11 days later.

Eta- do you know what size your follie is??

Message edited 2/11/2006 5:34:00 PM.

Posted 2/11/06 5:33 PM
 

BigB
C & J are 10!

Member since 6/05

5914 total posts

Name:
Stacey

Re: Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

I started the clomid late because of a pharmacy screw up...So I started on CD4. On CD 13, the 1 folli was only 17mm. I took 100 mg of clomid for 5 days.

So, maybe I will just O a little later? I am going back to the DR. on Monday for blood and sono...We are Bding just in case!

negative read on the O sticks as well.....

Posted 2/12/06 1:47 AM
 

redstar
Delay is not denial

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Name:
Michelle

Re: Folli growing really slowly.....what does that mean?

There are two main protocols used for clomid, one is days 3-7 and the other is days 5-9...however, taking it day 4-8 is done as well.

When you take clomid on the later days it usually and sometimes hopefully pushes up your O date. Many doctors prescribe clomid to patients who already O for this matter. If a woman is Oing too early in her cycle a doctor may prescribe clomid cd 5-9. Therefore, I think your body is basically on track.

A follie of 17mm is maturing,...it's probably growing now at a rate of 2mm a day, if the follie is over 18mm they usually give you a hcg trigger to induce O. A 17mm follie at cd 13, is not considered a slow growing follie.

Maybe, because of the snow...your body was making sure you made your IUI. Good luck and baby dust !!!

Posted 2/12/06 7:37 AM
 
 
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