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A member asked:
I had ivf blastocyst transfer on friday and on monday afternoon i masterbated, had orgasm could this have harmed my chance of becoming pregnant?
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Pregnancy: Well, it sounds like a done deal. I seriously doubt it will harm your baby but if it were to, what can you do now?
Answered 7/31/2013
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