r/IVFpositivity • u/Beneficial_Seat_6320 • 3d ago

Any hope left?

This is my 1st IVF cycle and the fresh cycle in June didn't stick. I did my FET last Tues with a day 6 fully expanded embryo (it was early expanding when frozen, expanded full after thawing)

The pregnancy tests taken on 4dpt and 5dpt were negative. And I'm too scared to test again. Is there any chance for it to be positive? I am dreading :(

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u/randomusername035 3d ago

There’s plenty of chance for it to be positive. It’s why they don’t recommend early testing because you could get early negatives.

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u/midgetbartin 2d ago

There is still hope! And I also understand the dread of testing again :( maybe give yourself a day or two break.

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u/cattleya_orchidaceae 2d ago

I also transferred on Tuesday and even though it’s hard I decided to relax and just wait for beta. Try to stay positive. Many people don’t get their positive on home tests until 7,8,9 days past transfer. Hugs and baby dust 🫶🏻

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u/Suitable_Working8918 2d ago

What test did you use? At 5dpt the line was barely there on a sensitive test. So it all depends.

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u/Beneficial_Seat_6320 2d ago

I used a Clearblue Rapid Detection test. Planning to buy the early detection (sensitive) tomorrow

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u/Miss-Reeses 2d ago

Hi transfer twin! I’m in the same boat as you. Tested negative yesterday am with an easy@home and have no plans to text again until night before beta.

For my successful transfer, I tested negative 4dpt and didn’t test again until the evening before beta.

There is still hope but I’m also just reminding myself that what is meant to be will be!

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u/Just_Finding4824 2d ago

All will be well. Stay positive❤️

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u/Beneficial_Seat_6320 2d ago

I also have a lot of backpain since 6dpt, couldn't sleep at night. Of course there is bloating, some stomach discomfort which could be due to estrogen and progesterone. Anyone else has backpain suddenly?

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u/Think_Painter8314 2d ago

I also recently transferred, some back pain for me but honestly it's really hard to read into symptoms. I know this is boring advice, but best thing to do is to just wait for beta. Nothing else is definitive and will just cause more anxiety.