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Hi Doctor my wife underwent IUI
My wife underwent iui on 30th june 2020. Both our reports were normal for a IUI process. Usually her period start on 15th of every month. This month however till now she didn't get her period. We took a HGC test on 17th which came with reading of 2.39 and couple of home pregnancy test which was also negative. She was taking progesterone tablet (dupheston). She had stopped taking the medication 15th june onwards as advised. I am unsure and confused on what to do next. Please advise.
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With this level of betahcg chance is less
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if you stop duphaston you will get periods in few days
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Wait and watch Take rest. Repeat bhcg after four days
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Repeat pregnancy test after 1 week if she doesn’t get her periods for a week
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She can still be pregnant if she doesn’t get her periods
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