Is Fasting Allowed After Iui? - My Wife Again Underwent Iui

Is fasting allowed after IUI?

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My wife again underwent IUI after failure. It has been three days since she underwent IUI. She used to fast every Monday. Can she continue fasting or will fasting have an effect on the outcome of IUI? Note: She takes tablets like Duphaston 10 Mg, Q4lic, GD MET 500 mg, Fertiglow plus, Ecosprin 150 mg and she drinks 1500 ml of sweetened lime juice during the fasting day.

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