I had transfer exactly 2 weeks ago today. Two 5 day blasts were transferred and I’ve recently got a BFP ☺️
This week I’ve been suffering with really bad abdominal, pelvic and lower back pain to the point it wakes me up in the middle of the night and I can’t get back to sleep as it’s so painful.
It eases off during the day - just a dull ache.
My tummy is also extremely bloated and sensitive to touch.
I had originally put it down to implantation cramping but now I’m thinking it might be something else.
I really don’t know what to do. I don’t want to have to bother the NHS when they’ve got so much to deal with.
My clinic is abroad so I can’t get any reassurance or peace of mind.
What should I do?
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I’m not a doctor but I’ve had extreme cramping and my doctor prescribes buscopan. Wait it out and see what happens. Don’t be scared. What will happen will happen. You are not alone. We are all here xx
Thanks for your kind reply. It’s been getting me down so much today. Fearing the worst and not knowing the best thing to do. I will get some buscopan tomorrow and wait it out xx
I don't know my love, but cramping and bleeding are common and not common.... Sorry, no help!!!! Make sure you let your clinic know. xxxxxxxxxxxx Sending all my love. xxx
Sorry you have been feeling rough! I actually have exactly the same thing. Last night and a few other nights this last two weeks waking up with moderate to almost severe painful period type cramps / pain / pressure. The only things I can put it down to is still from the whole IVF, swollen ovaries, bruised up insides from the retrieval and transfer, mild OHSS, hormones, and especially now with the introduction of an implanting embryo etc.
I really don't think it's anything to worry about, I actually had period pains on and off when I had a previous natural pregnancy. I did MC, but it was much later and unrelated. Take it easy and look after yourself xxxx
Firstly massive congratulations on your pregnancy 🤰🏻 ❤️ I wouldn’t worry too much it’s most likely your womb stretching out making room. Another thing it could be which I suffered with my natural pregnancy is constipation. You wouldn’t believe the pain it caused! I can imagine you are worried with your clinic abroad being closed. Have you considered contacting a clinic in the UK maybe you could pay for advise here. I know they all seem to have stopped new cycles but my understanding is a lot are still video conference calls for consultations xxx
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