I had a day 5 frozen embryo transfer (blastocyst) on 4th July. Initially, I experienced period like cramps and pelvic discomfort for 3 to 4 days, but since then I have not had any such symptoms. I am worried about whether I am pregnant. My doctor has asked me to come on 19th July for a Beta HCG test. Can I check a home pregnancy test today to get an idea of whether I am pregnant?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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After frozen embryo transfer, cramps can happen and stopping does not mean implantation has failed. A urine pregnancy test now (July 16) may show results, but may not be fully reliable. It is best to wait for Beta hCG on July 19 as planned, as it is more accurate for early pregnancy confirmation after FET. Stay calm, continue medications, and follow your doctors advice.

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