Post IUI problems

2023-01-28 04:28:02
Hi, Its 14th day post iui. Last period date is 30th December.  From last 3 days  I am feeling left side abdominal cramps. Its not unbearable but feeling uncomfortable while walking or having normal casual moments. Sometimes i also feel same on right side. Its not constantly paining. Mild cramps are there with little white discharge. I did not experience any implantation bleeding or other symptoms. I am also experiencing constipation from last 2 days and overall feeling very dull. Are these pregnancy signs? I am worried why i did not see implantation bleeding yet?
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Implantation bleeding is a rarely seen symptom rather at this early period, no symptoms are felt. Around 6 weeks, some symptoms maybe seen.These may not be pregnancy symptoms. Wait till a week and if periods don't come, do a urine pregnancy test.

Answered2023-01-28 10:35:45

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Please do a Urine pregnancy test or serum B HCG test.
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Answered2023-01-28 19:55:54

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No thy are not These are very vague symptoms Implantation bleed may not happen always Iui has a success of not more than 30 percentage U will hv to wait till 31 Jan to find out ur success rate

Answered2023-01-28 07:24:58

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Implantation bleeding is not a common occurrence. More than 99% women don't experience it. Wait for your missed periods and do the test after 1 day

Answered2023-01-28 05:10:25

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