We do not recommend testing at home with a urine pregnancy test after your transfer, as it can potentially result in a false read. It is recommended that you wait until your scheduled blood test in our office.

You may continue with the same treatment plan for up to three cycles. If you have had three failed treatment cycles with the same plan, you should schedule a follow up with your MD to discuss alternative options for you. 

Spotting and mild cramping during pregnancy is common. If the bleeding becomes bright red & heavy, or if your cramping is intense, let us know and we will likely perform an ultrasound to evaluate the pregnancy if you are over 5 weeks pregnant.

Spotting/breakthrough bleeding and cramping while on birth control is normal. Up to a third of women will have irregular bleeding or spotting while on birth control pills.  Spotting will have no impact on success in your upcoming cycle.

We have a set schedule for a specific number of nurse injection classes that we teach per day. If you are unable to get into a class that works best with your schedule, you may call the front desk to get put on a waiting list for any potential cancellations. Please be aware that we try our best to accommodate for all of our patient’s busy schedules, however this is not always possible.