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Light spotting on 9th day of cycle
I had my periods on 29th sep. From 1st October doctor prescribed me Estravian 2mg 9AM & 9PM. Period flow was normal. But 4th and 5th October I had light red spotting and discharge. Today that is on 7th October again I had light red spotting mixed with vaginal discharge. I have my embryo transfer on 17th October. I also had my USG on 6th October Where ET was 7.2 mm cd+. Is this normal having spotting?
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Its normal to have spotting while on Estravian .
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Light spotting on estrogen tablets before a frozen transfer is common and usually not a cause for worry on its own. Estravian can cause occasional breakthrough spotting, and this doesn't affect your embryo transfer plan. Your lining at 7.2mm on day 6 still has about ten more days of estrogen to thicken further before the 17th.
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Keep taking Estravian as prescribed and mention the spotting at your next scan, so your doctor can confirm the lining is on track before transfer.
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See your fertility specialist sooner if the spotting turns into heavier bleeding, cramping, or fever.
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