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I have just had a cervical dilation in preparation for frozen embryo transfer, will taking extra estrogen prescribed, mess with my period due date?
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Yes, but: If the transfer is successful, your period will not be due for another 40 weeks or so from now... =)
Answered 6/11/2017
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