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After iui 3 days
Double Iui done 29 & 30 form yesterday mild cramps, left abdominal pain and centre stomach pain, back pain mild that's it , coming and going not continues left side good two follicular right one , during iui(30) ovulation water is there doctor told me to take progesterone tablet from today, why it's paining any thing serious
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It is too early to get worried.
Your doctor must have told you that the conception may occur within 12-24 hours of your IUI and you can confirm your pregnancy by sonography only at the time when your next period is due.
So these mild cramps are not due to your pregnancy (because it is not there at present).
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Mild cramping along with left-sided and central abdominal pain after a double IUI is common. It usually comes from the procedure itself, the catheter passing through your cervix, and the follicles that released their eggs on both sides. The mild back pain you're describing often goes along with this. The progesterone your doctor started also commonly causes mild cramping and bloating on its own, so this combination fits a normal post-IUI picture rather than anything urgent.
Next Steps
Continue the progesterone exactly as your doctor prescribed it. Rest, avoid strenuous activity for a couple of days, and a warm compress on your lower abdomen can ease the cramping.
Health Tips
Since follicles developed on both sides, go back to your fertility specialist the same day if the pain turns sharp and one-sided, your abdomen swells noticeably, or your urine output drops, since these can point to ovarian hyperstimulation.
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