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***Sensitive*** 8dp5dt - BFP after a long night at A&E

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The title says it all. We went to A&E with OHSS symptoms last night, after a stressful wait to be seen (back home at 3:00am!) they told us we have a Hcg level of 181. Is it good? I know the important part is how numbers grow and then the scan.

This is our first ever Ivf and we are NHS funded, I don’t think they will do betas right? The doctor thought we knew I was pregnant and he talked about it so naturally saying “Your hormones are at the levels they should be, etc”, my husband asked “What, is she pregnant?” and turns out I am. It’s very early days and won’t really believe it until I do a pee test myself (thanks Amazon for the delay!) but anyway today is good! 🥰

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Cinderella5

Congratulations, great levels! I hope you recover from OHSS soon.xx

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XOXO13

Congratulations!!

I responded on the other post, but wanted to say my clinic told me it was quite common to get OHSS with a positive test as your hormones are exasperating the symptoms. It can take a few weeks for it to settle down. I’m 8 weeks, and still swollen (though now I can’t tell if it’s pregnancy bloat or OHSS bloat). It was also one of my telling signs, as I was so bloated and full of air (still am, it drives me mad and keeps me awake as I can’t get comfortable).

What’s important is how your HCG progresses every 48-72 hours, I’m not sure if the NHS repeat them tbh, I think it depends where you are. But for now, try and enjoy the fact you are pregnant!! Lots of rest and lots of fluids.

🌈💗 xx

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Maisie234

Congratulations! Fantastic news! X

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M365

Congratulations! Thats amazing news! X

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ttcemmie

Francesca!!!! That's absolutely amazing!!! Super congratulations! xxx

Congratulations, make sure you drink lots and lots of water but great news 🎉🎉 xx

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Buisquits

Fantastic! And what what a way to find out! Hope all goes well x

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Kookypie

Wow what a lovely end result despite the OHSS! X

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Fluffy21

Congrats hope ur feeling better soon xx

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ToughCOOKIE78

Amazing HCG levels hun! Nope don’t think the NHS will do betas, but you can do them privately just for peace of mind 😃but to be honest your levels are great I wouldn’t worry! So happy for you! Xxx

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Ranchu90

Congratulations 🎊👏 enjoy your pregnancy 🎉😄

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RhinoCat

Amazing news 🤩 about the positive not the OHSS 🤣 hope your pains ease soon and that your next Pee stick is reassuring 😘😘😘💐💐💐💐💐💐🙏🏻

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AuroraXen

Wow, that's great! Congratulations x

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