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Is it imperative that patients are in the early proliferative phase of their menstrual cycles at the time of the procedure?

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Is it imperative that patients are in the early proliferative phase of their menstrual cycles at the time of the procedure?

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Yes, this precaution in our labeling is made for the following reasons: 1) to avoid micro-insert placement in a patient with an undiagnosed (luteal phase) pregnancy; and 2) to enhance visualization of the fallopian tube ostia. In women with cycles shorter than 28 days, perform the procedure at least 2 days prior to the calculated ovulation date. Micro-insert placement should NOT be performed during menstruation.

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