My clinic get us to test day 3,6,10 after transfer. First transfer we got bfp but miscarried at 5 weeks. I got a bfp on home test at day 6 first time. My bloods first time
Day 3 progesterone 90, estrogen 3700 hcg 2 day 6 progesterone 190 estrogen 3700 hcg 23 day 10 progesterone 190 estrogen 3800 hcg 113
My bloods this time
Day 3 progesterone 90, estrogen 770 hcg 1 day 5 progesterone 88 estrogen 3670 hcg 1
We assume it’s all over as hcg not increased and levels every where. Home pregnancy test first response 6 days early negative. Today hubby and I have cried and started to grieve as it was our last time. We then get our doctors call to say increase meds all not list still a chance! We feel this is false hope but wondered if anyone can give us any information or advice or if this has happened to them with late implantation? I know in uk they do not do all of these tests. Feel such a roller coaster. Had thought I would be told to stop meds. So confused. Any info would be really appreciated xxx
Hi Snuggles144. At home today, so only just read your post. Bit confused myself as to why your clinic gets you to test so early and so often. That must be torture. By my reckoning, I would be asking you to to test on Saturday. Your embryo started off well, so may just be catching up. I would say to keep up with any medication that has been prescribed and wait a couple of days. Don’t stop anything until blood test confirms “ yes or no”. Thinking of you. Diane
Thanks for reply Diane. This seems to be the way the do it so the can adjust meds if needed to assist but it just makes it a nightmare. The thing I don’t understand is my estrogen levels. Why would they fluctuate so much and why after getting tests done for lining do they never test estrogen again in UK? Is estrogen levels important after transfer? I’m exhausted again with the journey 😢😢. Hope you are having a nice day at home xxx
DianeArnoldPartnerNurseFertility Network UK• in reply to
Hi. If it is a satisfactory level, there’s usually no need to keep checking it. Diane
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