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Hi i am sharvani this is my 2 iui feeling nauseated bloatd and unable to eat as of now i am in fluids what to do i feel like crying please help?
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Hyperstimulated: Assuming you are not pregnant, this can be sign of ovarian hyperstimulation which can present with -> ovarian enlargement and pain -> collection of abdominal fluid resulting in nausea and reduced appetite if pain is excessive you must also assure you have not torsed (twisted) your ovary and should consult your physician.
Answered 9/28/2016
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