Re: # of eggs released upon ovulation

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Usually only one will ovulate. No way to give you more odds than that based on info given

At Sun, 6 Jul 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hello.
>
>I had an u/s on CD10 that showed 2 follicles measuring 10mm on my right
>ovary. I recently ovulated on CD17 and am interested in knowing the
>liklihood that both eggs would have matured and been released. I am in
>my mid 30s and have had a twin pregnancy before, but unfortunately this
>ended in miscarriage at 7 weeks.
>
>Thanks for your input.

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