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14 Dpo post IUI - upt negetive
Today is my 14th day post IUI, I had 3 follicles of 20mm each. Double IUI was done . when tested upt I got negetive. I don't have any major symptoms yet just have some mild on off cramps, slight sore breasts, backache and head ache. Is there any chance of getting postive after missing period? I am on progesterone tablet now
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You can do a beta HCG If that is negative nothing to worry
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Negative test on day 31 after periods mean that you are not pregnant. The symptoms you feel are due to progesterone tablet. You will get your periods soon.
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get Tubal testing done . iui will fail if fallopian tubes are blocked. connect to know more
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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If the pregnancy test on day 31 counting from day one of the period is negative you are not pregnant Once you stop the protesterone tablet within 10 days you will get your periods
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