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Ivf 3 day transfer
Today is my 8th day after my 3 day embryo transfer.. taking gestofittablet in the morning injection in the afternoon and vaginal gel in the night along with 2 dosages of estrogen.. I crampin for a little while and there white vaginal discharge with no odour.. I didnt see any implantation bleeding till now..urinating for every two hours and sometimes in a gap of one hour.. feeling exhausted sometimes... how do I know whether I a m a pregnant or not bcoz there's no implantation bleeding till now..please help
Normally female doesnt get implantation bleeding everytime and in case of ivf where you are taking this many drugs, you l nt get bleeding at all... and abt d question of confirming pregnancy... tht l b confirmed after your serum beta hcg report done on 14th day post et which shd b atleast more than 10...
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You do not always have implantation bleeding. You need to do a beta HCG blood test to confirm your pregnancy 2 days after embryo transfer.
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Its not necessary that all the patients have implantation bleeding. vaginal progesterone does causes white discharge, till it is not foul smelling or itchy, its ok. get a urine routine microscopy and culture done to rule out any infection. you can get a blood pregnancy test done , but that also not more than 2 - 3 days before expected periods i.e. atleast 12 days after ET.
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