Normally I would say test at 11 days past transfer (using a FRER) and it should be fairly accurate but you are only a week past a trigger shot (if I read that right you had a trigger 4 days AFTER transfer?) so that could be in your system potentially for another couple of days.
If you test and line is faint it could be the trigger so if you are like me you will likely want to test every day to see what happens so it’s whether or not you are prepared to get on that crazy train or wait it out. Neither easy lovely 🤗 but personal choice wishing you lots of luck for when you do test xxx 💜
Thank you for replying Yes - it sounds a bit odd but the protocol Im on you take a trigger after the transfer ( it is supposed to help with implantation - apparently :-0 ).
I haven’t bought any tests yet - so I’ll try and hold off - I need to keep myself distracted.
Yeah I’ve heard of that protocol before but never been on it sounds like the longer you can hold off closer to Saturday the more accurate it will be! If you are really struggling for distraction one that really works for me is to Sit down and look at all your bills and see if you can save money somewhere, balance transfer, phone up companies to switch providers get a better deal etc either hours pass and I don’t notice I’ve been doing it so long OR I hate it so much I distract myself by finding something else better to do 🤣 either way I’m not thinking about what’s going on ‘in there’ lol xx
Ha ha that definitely sounds like it would distract me -thank you I will try that today. Im still afraid to bend over too much to pick up anything - it really makes us half mad this journey.
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