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No symptoms 8dpo

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Winter0 · 19/07/2020 21:47

Hi everyone, is it possible to still get a bfp if i have no symptoms during the 2ww. Has anyone experienced this?

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ivfdreaming · 19/07/2020 22:10

Yes. I'm now 8 with twins and in my 2ww after my IVF transfer I had zero symptoms - absolutely none - and spent many nights on google searching for "lack of symptoms" and success stories

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Winter0 · 20/07/2020 00:08

@ivfdreaming congrats!! Thanks that is reassuring to hear as you hear many people with their symptoms .. i have been trying for over a year now.

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Juno231 · 20/07/2020 09:06

Bear in mind when others go on about their symptoms is that they're caused by progesterone and are pretty much the same as pre AF symptoms. So people go mad symptom spotting but really it makes feck all of a difference most of the time. So don't worry, it doesn't really mean anything!

Do you temp at all? I'd be looking to see if you have a good rise in temp during your LP, suggesting good levels of progesterone. Just to perhaps get some reassurance on your complete lack of symptoms each month?

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Chanel05 · 20/07/2020 10:12

I had 0 symptoms until I was 7 weeks pregnant.

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Winter0 · 20/07/2020 11:45

@Juno231 Yes i have been starting to temp this cycle.. pre ovulation my temp has been in 36.3 range and now after ovulation it has increased to 36.5 and now been 36.7 for the last 3 days so far and im 9dpo today does this mean anything?

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Juno231 · 20/07/2020 12:48

@Winter0 sounds good :) a very slight temp increase would usually indicate low progesterone but yours seem pretty normal from what I've seen so far!

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Winter0 · 20/07/2020 13:16

Thanks @Juno231 do you know how much temp should increase to become pregnant?

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Juno231 · 20/07/2020 13:25

I think the parameters are quite wide - anything over 36.4 is deemed sufficient I think - but that's on the basis that your pre OD temps are on the lower end towards 36.1.

36.7 is very healthy though!