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I don’t remember my follicle numbers but it’s very common to ovulate later on meds. So probably they will be just right when you get than positive opk! They also don’t necessarily grow linearly ... it can happen kind of overnight when you get close. I’d just keep testing, expect later o but be prepared for earlier.

I always ovulated on CD18 with femera or clomid. I would get a surge on CD17.

thought, i never had "normal" months where i ovulated on cd14 like a "normal" person. I have PCOS so i didn't ovulate at all without clomid or femera, but when i took those it was CD18

my doc said follicles "normally" grow 2mm per day but mine were always slower than that. I think it's important to remember that everyone is different and if the average is 2mm/day there are people faster than that and people slower than that

@crazydoglady: PCOS is tricky to diagnose, not everyone who has it has the same symptoms. Why are you taking femera if you've gotten positive opk's before? Do you have other symptoms?

@crazydoglady: well i hope it works for you! maybe you were ovulating too early before and your eggs weren't mature enough yet. If I were you I would want another scan around CD16 or CD 17 because I think that will give you more information. You'll be able to see how much they've grown and see how big they are around the time of a positive opk.

I understand that the scans are expensive, but if you don't get pregnant this month then you'll probably do more next month so you'd end up paying for more scans then, too... I guess I just try to get more information faster instead of waiting for subsequent cycles and getting the same amount of information (and spending money) over a longer period of time. If you do 2 scans this month and don't get pregnant, next month you can do your scan later because you'll know more already and will save money next month. I only ever did scans on CD17 after I knew that's when I ovulated so I saved money by not doing one around 12 or 13