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Post IUI problem
I had my IUI done last Saturday... ND I'm taking medicine for pcos , vitamin tablets , folic acid etc for a long time . After IUI doctor gave me cetzin tablets ,,,,,,, and progesterone soft gelatin tablets to use vaginally... After IUI I'm experiencing cramps on and off , mood swings and I m suffering from constipation . (Three days before I had and went to toilet two days correctly but again today started.) And incresed urination... I'm taking medicine for pcos ND I have no particular prblm with that.. then why I'm feeling like this ? Is this signs of pregnancy ? It's just one week after IUI.
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Post iui cramps are usual.please check for pregnancy if missed or by beta HCG after 14 days of iui.
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Hi. Post IUI abd cramps are normal . Take more water it will relieve constipation and also mild UTI . You can take Dolo650 for abd pain .
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