Follicular study

A follicular study, also known as follicle tracking or ovarian monitoring, is a medical procedure used to monitor the development and growth of ovarian follicles throughout the menstrual cycle. It is commonly performed as part of fertility evaluation and treatment to assess ovarian function, predict ovulation, and optimize timing for intercourse or assisted reproductive procedures.

Here's how this service will be provide:

• Initial Consultation: The process begins with an initial consultation where the gynecologist gathers relevant medical history, including details about menstrual cycles, previous fertility evaluations or treatments, and any underlying medical conditions that may impact fertility.
• Baseline Evaluation: Before initiating the follicular study, a baseline evaluation is conducted, which may include pelvic examination, transvaginal ultrasound, and blood tests to assess ovarian reserve and hormonal levels. This evaluation helps establish a starting point for monitoring follicle development.
• Treatment Planning: Based on the baseline evaluation and the patient's fertility goals, a treatment plan is developed.
• Serial Ultrasound Monitoring: Throughout the menstrual cycle, serial transvaginal ultrasound scans are performed to monitor the growth and development of ovarian follicles.
• Hormonal Monitoring: In addition to ultrasound monitoring, blood tests may be performed to measure hormone levels.
• Ovulation Prediction: By closely monitoring follicle growth and hormone levels, the gynecologist can predict when ovulation is likely to occur.
• Follow-Up and Support: Throughout the follicular study process, the gynecologist provides ongoing support, guidance, and counseling to the patient.