Heey guys hope you are all well, just did another pregnancy test yeaterday and it was a positive, the hubby emailed our fertility clinic and they have booked out first scan on 4th December
The nurse emailed and mentioned that I would be 7 weeks and 5 days pregnant, where as I am currently 3 weeks pregnant since embryo was transferred, I know this will sound silly but how do they work this out. i had my eggs collected on 25th October and transfer was 30th October. And when I go for scan I will be roughly 5 weeks pregnant
At the moment its going okay, i feel slight cramp pains just for about 5-6 seconds, also feeling very tired and need to pee alot loll!!
Hope all goes well and we see our little embryo heart beat and hope its growing normal.
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Hi RASA. They work from when you have embryo transfer, when it is assumed you are 2 weeks pregnant. That makes you just over 7/40 wks which is perfect timing for your first scan. I always preferred this timing as you get the correct dating and see little ones heartbeat for sure. So pleased for you, and hope all goes well for you. Lovely news. Diane
Congratulations lovely. Not too long till you get to see your little one. It’s amazing seeing the baby I cried! 😍 Wishing you the best with your pregnancy xoxo
Congratulations! We actually have the same first scan date! (Received our BFP on Wednesday). Here's to a relaxing and not worrying couple of weeks til the scan!!! X
Thank you so much guys for the lovely messages, hopefully all goes well for the scan, just abit nervous for what to expect. Hopefully we see a healthy babys heartbeat and that its growing perfectly fine. Sfarre good luck for your scan aswell. Hopefully we will both have good news come the 4th
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