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Had my iud removed 7/25, my period was due 7/27 and i got it 7/26, a heavier flow and strong cramps. how likely am i to conceive this month?
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Normal risk: Fertility returns to your baseline within about 7 days of an IUD removal. Your odds of getting pregnant would be the same this month as it was before you had one.
Answered 8/3/2016
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