Hi all, had my transfer of a 5 day embie last Saturday. Pessaries making my stomach a little upset and loose (sorry tmi!). Had cramps on and off and a bit of wind (so glamorous! 😂) today I’m 8dp5dt and had quite intense cramps last night and this morning and getting a little worried that it’s not good news for me 😕. Trying to stay positive and not give into my want to test early. Anyone else had this feeling and still had a successful result? I’ve had no bleeding so worried implantation hasn’t happened 😢.
Trying not to wind myself up and get upset. Thanks in advance xxx
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Hey I’m not at this stage yet but am on the pessaries and have had the looseness and I’m still achy / crampy I had ec Wednesday so it just might be part of all of that x
Try not worry the pessaries do a number on your stomach. Try to drink lots of water and eat fresh fruits and veggies. And also I never had implantation bleeding got a bfp. Try to keep yourself busy and best of luck on your otd xx
We are at the same stage. I had intense cramps at 6:30am today which lasted on and off for an hour. Either it’s the pessaries or some good news, hopefully. I’m taking one day at a time. I can feel some tightness below the belly button and had some sharp poking sensations yesterday evening.
Just got to try to stay positive. The day after embryo transfer, I woke up to a cold which has just about cleared up today! Our bodies are amazing and we have to look after ourselves and eat and drink well. We will all probably experience different symptoms, but we all will wish to get a good result from all the hard work and energy we have put in! XXX
Some say the cramps could be the uterus stretching or something. Bless our bodies for what we put it through!
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