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Is it normal to run a fever after iui, and can it affect my getting pregnant?
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Not usually: It is very abnormal to run a fever after iui. Other sources of the fever need to be sought. If the fever was due to a rare possibility of a tubal infection after insemination then compromise of the fallopian tubes may occur.
Answered 5/12/2019
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