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Pregnant After IVF or IUI: What to Do Next and What to Expect
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You finally got the positive test after IVF or IUI — now what? In this episode of Taco Bout Fertility Tuesday, Dr. Mark Amols walks you through the first steps after a positive pregnancy test, from confirming with beta hCG bloodwork to your first ultrasound. Learn why rising numbers matter more than the absolute hCG value, why it’s crucial not to stop progesterone or estrogen too early, and what milestones to expect in the first 6–10 weeks.
Dr. Amols also shares common myths, tips for healthy habits, and insight into the emotional rollercoaster of “graduating” from your fertility clinic to your OB. Whether you’ve just seen those two pink lines or are preparing for this moment, this episode offers practical guidance, reassurance, and hope for your next chapter.
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