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Right ovary a tiny follicles are noted along with a dominant 2.4x1.8x2.2 cm follicle is this good or bad thanks?
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Dominant follicle: Having a dominant follicle is normal and indicates that you will most likely ovulate.
Answered 5/24/2016
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