Query about FET and positive test...

[Nat1302]

Well today I've done my pregnancy test and it is a BFP!!! Im a bit in a muddle as my clinic told me to do 1 test today and if was positive to do another one next week?? I don't understand as i did not have any trigger shot and all Im taking is Progynova, Cyclogest and blood thinner injection. Anyone can confirm whether you can have false positives whilst on this medication?? Or im pregnant for real??

Thank you in advance 🥰🥰

[Twiglet2]

Congratulations!! I’ve not heard of the repeat test before but perhaps they want to make sure it’s progressing? You can’t get a false positive if no trigger shot. Your clinic might be just being extra cautious before booking you in for a scan by making sure it sticks until next week 🤗 how many days post transfer are you today? Sending sticky vibes xxx

[Nat1302 in reply to Twiglet2]

Hi thank you for your reply, im 10 days post transfer today, i had one 5 day embryo transferred on the 12th.. I think they are just being extra careful too, however it does get you thinking thank you for your lovely message xx

[Twiglet2 in reply to Nat1302]

Ah that should be a fairly conclusive test by now then and you are definitely pregnant! 🎉 my clinic made me test at 15 days past 5 day frozen transfer (but only 10 with fresh) so think they do like to wait a bit longer with frozen. A lines a line though! Xx

[Nat1302 in reply to Twiglet2]

Yes i thought so, when I asked the nurse the day of the transfer she said about the trigger shot, i said to her that I didn't have one, she kind of changed subject after that, will ring them tomorrow see what they say thank you xxx

[LC1983]

Congratulations 🥳 I am on exactly the same meds as you after my FET. My clinic also told me to test a week after the first positive. I didn't think to ask why. I did so today and they've now booked in my early viability scan for a couple of weeks time xx

[Nat1302 in reply to LC1983]

That's great news congratulations!! 🎉🎉 i feel a bit better after reading you and everyone who has replied, thank you for sharing this with me and for your lovely news love to you xx

[Lapinblanc88]

That's because unfortunately a positive test doesn't always result in an ongoing clinical pregnancy. Chemical pregnancies are a risk