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I have 37 days cycle and embryo transfer on 30th of cycle. after 11 days of et, i got heavy bleeding lasts till 5 days. could i still be pregnant?
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Not likely: although it is possible you are pregnant, it is very unlikely given the vaginal bleeding you have had. A home pregnancy test should be positive if you are pregnant.
Answered 11/2/2016
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