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Injections after embryo transfer
Hi,
Going to have embryo transfer on 4/6/25, on progesterone injections at the moment. Was told by nurse that there are more injections right after embryo transfer. Wherein I informed the doctor already that I'd be leaving country after the transfer. Doctor said I can leave but didn't mention anything about injections and I'm worried now. Won't meet doctor until the transfer date.
Is it mandatory to take injections after the FET? Or would there be any alternative meds instead of injections please. Thank you.
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Usually progesterone injections are continued after embryo transfer. Discuss with your doctor about carrying the injections in cold chain with you abroad or if the same brand medicines are available in your country.
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Dr. Thrupthi Reddy
Infertility Specialist
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes progesterone injections might be needed
If you have previous miscarriages or implantation failures
LMWH injections also will be there
U can take the medications in a coldchain while you are going back
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