Hi everyone.
I promised myself I wouldn't be one of these mad women that obsesses over every little thing during our cycle but here I am!
I had my trigger shot on 8/12/18 at 9pm, EC 10/12/18 and a single blastocyst graded 4ab put back at 5 days on 15/12/18.
OTD turns out to be Xmas Day so we decided we would actually do it Xmas Eve as it will still be 2 weeks from EC and will mean do damage on limitation on Christmas Day since we are hosting and our family don't know.
After collection I was horribly bloated and sore for around a week but now it has gone down and I don't have any symptoms apart from the odd twinge (strangely some in the vagina area) and a dull back ache. No sore boobs, no sickness, just feel completely normal even though I am on Crinine progesterone gela (vile things).
Yesterday out of nowhere I had a total melt down and couldn't stop crying. I've been completely fine up until then but all day I felt so negative and depressed that when I woke up I decided I'm going to test every day, as waiting 1 day every day is less stressful than waiting out the full time. I've convinced myself rightly or wrongly that it'll make it more bearable as if it's negative I can hold out for a positive, and if it's positive I can hope and pray it sticks around.
Anyway I did a test and I think I got a faint positive so I tested again on a different brand and same again.
Forgot to mention that the day before my transfer I did a test to see if it would come back positive because of the Ovitrelle trigger (never had one before and was curious to see how quickly it would come up since I had HCG in my system) and it was negative so assumed the HCG had left my system after 7 days...either that or the test was a dud.
Pics attached. Can I get your realistic opinions please as I know it's too early really. Looking for a reality check or some real life examples of people testing this early, getting a result like this and it actually going on to be a positive on OTD?
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Ts174 · 20/12/2018 14:39
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