Hi, I am 29 years old and currently undergoing follicular studies. Before starting the monitoring, I was prescribed Meprate. I started bleeding on the 3rd day after stopping Meprate, and the bleeding continued for around 9 days (the first 3 days were very mild). Now, on Day 18 of my cycle, I have experienced bleeding again. I was expecting ovulation around this time, but my follicular scan shows no significant change in egg size compared to Day 16, although the endometrial thickness is progressing well. Medications I am currently taking: Metformin, usually 250 mg morning and evening, for the last 5 days, 500 mg in the morning and 250 mg at night Follicle Active (folic acid supplement) B complex multivitamin I have attached my report and would appreciate it if someone could help clarify.

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Dr Ezhilarasan Ml

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Bleeding mid cycle may suggest a hormonal imbalance or an anovulatory cycle. If follicle is not rupturing, doctor may suggest ovulation trigger.

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