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I passed a translucent ball with a red line through it. was that an egg that didn't attach to my lining? (beginning of bc and threw up a week before.)
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Hmmm....: Human eggs are "invisible" because they are the size of the dot at the end of this sentence. So, a human egg is not a ball of any kind that a patient can see or touch. A doctor, a scientist, or a technician can see an egg by looking at it with a microscope or similar equipment, if they know where the egg is.
Answered 11/28/2017
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