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A member asked:
Is it safe to take estrogen after embryo transfer as my endometrium was 7.4 mm ?
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May need to: Depending on your ivf/embryo transfer protocol you may need to take supplemental estrogen. It is absolutely safe to take for this reason, unless there is some other medical contraindication to estrogen.
Answered 6/27/2015
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