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When should I test for pregnancy after blastocyst embryo transfer?
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When should I test for pregnancy after blastocyst embryo transfer?

  1. Fletch
    Fletch

    I had a blastocyst on the 14th November when should I have a hCG blood test?

    11/24/2015 at 11:46 pm
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  2. Dear Maria,

    Given that it was a blastocyst embryo transfer, you can take the hCG blood test from Nov, 23. When it is a blastocyst embryo transfer, you can take the pregnancy test 10 days post embryo transfer. If it is not a blastocyst, then not earlier than 15 days after the ET.

    Best wishes and I hope you share your result with all of us 🙂

    Thanks for getting involved

    11/25/2015 at 12:26 pm
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