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August 31st, 2010
my injectible IUI is done on 20th & 21st of aug. i have been on ovacare, folvite & duphaston. today is my 11th day after IUI & 24th day of my cycle but i have still not experienced implantation bleeding which is said to occur bet 6-12 day aft ovulation, nor have i exprienced any morning sickness. but i do have painfull breasts, not much cramps. in last 2 days i have seen some mild sticky thread like discharge next day followed by mild non sticky clot like white dischage. are all these things normal? this is my first iui.


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replied August 31st, 2010
Infertility Answer A15800
Hi,
Welcome to ehealthforum.
The painful breasts and the altered vaginal discharge could suggest pregnancy. Not all women tend to get implantation bleed and morning sickness. Do not rely on it for confirmation of pregnancy.
Follow the instructions as given by your treating doctor. Be in complete bed rest and avoid intercourse until the pregnancy is confirmed.
Report back to your treating doctor if the cramps increase in intensity, duration or frequency.
Take care.



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