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I went through fet, 2 6dblastocysts were transferred 3aa and 4aa. i noticed light pink discharge at 2nd and 3rd day after transfer. is that normal?
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Post FET discharge: It is very common after an embryo transfer to notice a pinkish discharge. This is most likely due to scratching the uterine canal or the endometrium during the transfer. It will not decrease the chance of pregnancy, and is a very normal occurrence..
Answered 12/9/2014
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