I'm a bit concerned because I recently had a treatment with FSH injections to help with conceiving. They told me only one egg developed in my right ovary, and none were growing in my left ovary. Does this mean my left ovary might be inactive, and follicles won't ever develop there? Is this something I should be worried about for the future, or is there a way to stimulate the left ovary to produce eggs too?

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Dr Dr Khaleel Ur Rahim

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Eggs can grow on either ovary, but ovulation occurs more frequently from the right ovary than the lef

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Answered 04/07/2025

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