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I had my 5 d et on mar 26. during the transfer i had a lot of contractions. will it affect the chances of implantation. i had a 5aa grade embryo?
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Embryo transfer: Cramping with the transfer may affect implantation but you had an excellent embryo transferred. If the cramping continued, i'd contact your doctor to let them know.
Answered 8/22/2017
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