No symptoms 5dpt

[SpanishSunshineDays]

Hi all, I'm 5 days post transfer and I'm not noticing any changes in my body. My previous (unsuccessful) transfer I noticed changes in my boobs. Has anyone had a successful pregnancy with no symptoms at this stage?

[Rollercoastersmiles]

Hello! No reassurance unfortunately but I’m 6dpt (transfer was on Monday 28th) and I have no symptoms. Ironically I had cramps before transfer but nothing since, and my boobs are becoming less sore I think, as my body gets used to the progesterone! I’ve read a lot of things on here where people have had positive tests after no symptoms…so I’m trying to relax and not really think about it till test day…which for me is Friday!!

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Rollercoastersmiles]

Good luck for Friday!

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to SpanishSunshineDays]

Checking in to see how you went?

[Zoomm]

Me too 5dp and i only have cramps since yesterday

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Zoomm]

Wishing you luck x

[Idril]

I was convinced it didn't work recently because no symptoms, no sore boobs, no cramp no nothing and got my BFP at 8dp5dt so you never know ! Last time I had an ectopic and had few symptoms, nausea and sore boobs. And when I had a BFN it was similar to my BFP !

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Idril]

Super helpful, thank you

[Weareback2]

Please relax. Symptoms don't mean anything. I had absolutley nothing until 14weeks. I know have a toddler! Good luck

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Weareback2]

Thanks so much xx

[MAPB in reply to Weareback2]

Thank you for saying that. I am testing in 6 days and I feel NOTHING

[Weareback2 in reply to MAPB]

Honestly i can totally relate to the panic and fear as we all want it to work. All it does is makes you more stressed...but it is so hard not to panic. Just remember girls it is outwith your control and the outcome will be what it will be. There is also people that fall pregnant naturally and wouldn't know until later on. My advice would be DON'T TEST early as it increases stress and do lots of things that make you happy.....walks, seeing friends, good netflix stuff etc. All the best of luck x

[Missfh]

Hey, I'm 9dp3dt, and had zero symptoms until yesterday - and verrrry faint line this morning.

I was convinced it was unsuccessful as I was expecting cramps during the first few days in line with when implantation would have been happening.

Nipples have felt sensitive since before embryo transfer but I think that's all related to the progesterone - I don't think the breast symptoms this early are related to pregnancy.

Even now, I only have very faint cramps, I wouldn't even call them cramps, just slight heavyness.

It's so frustrating having no idea what's going on in there - after the regular scans and some sense of control pre egg collection it's a very uneasy feeling. Let your body do its thing, fingers crossed for you X

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Missfh]

Thanks for your message and I'm wishing you good luck!

[SpanishSunshineDays]

Thanks everyone for your messages. I'm now feeling calm and just keeping the faith until test day!

[Rollercoastersmiles]

When’s your test day?

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Rollercoastersmiles]

Saturday 🤞

[Rollercoastersmiles in reply to SpanishSunshineDays]

Good luck to you for then as well!!!

[Jana483]

6 transfers (2 successfull and 4 failed)With the successfull rounds I got zeeeeeero symptoms.

With the 4 failed I got also close to no symptoms.

We do take progesterone so some symptoms are due to the progesterone.

Bottom line is don't symptom spot, don't test early and hang in there! (lessons I learned after 6 transfers)

Crossing my fingers for you!

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Jana483]

Amazing thank you, you have plenty of experience

[Jana483 in reply to SpanishSunshineDays]

The kind of experience I wish I didn't have but thankfully it all worked out for me in the end (I have also 2 cancelled cycles right before egg collection)Hope you get your bfp soon!

[SpanishSunshineDays in reply to Jana483]

god you've been through a lot!