Question 1

hi my sister did ivf and she is 6 weeks pregnant . her doctor told her the yolk sac is bigger than gestational sac. is that usually normal?

source: h

Accepted Answer

Some confusion: I think something got lost in translation somewhere: the yolk sac is contained inside the gestational sac, so it's not possible for the thing inside to be bigger than the thing outside. The doctor may mean "bigger than expected" or "smaller than expected."  I hope this helps.

Question 2

what are the symptoms that can accompany ivf pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Mostly like natural: I'm not certain i understand what you're asking, but pregnancy symptoms are related to the pregnancy not how you got that way. In other words, if you account for possible multiples, and for the fact that ovaries are stimulated in ivf, the symptoms are the same as in a natural pregnancy.

Question 3

had ivf. so what are the symptoms at 5 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

None: Usually at 5 weeks of pregnancy or 3 weeks after your egg retrieval you may not have any symptoms at all from the pregnancy itself. Most symptoms at this time, if any, are due to the ivf. The range of symptoms can vary widely for reasons that are not well understood. So no symptoms to lots of symptoms can all be normal. If you have any concerns please let your doctor know. Good luck!

Question 4

what symptoms at 2 weeks pregnant after ivf?

Accepted Answer

Nausea most common: 2 weeks after ivf would make you 4 weeks pregnant. So nausea is the most common symptom. In general you should not feel anything still from the ivf with 2 exceptions. Some women can still have enlarged ovaries which can cause discomfort. And some women can be overstimulated which can cause bloating. But in general you should feel like a normal early pregnant women with some aches and pains.

Question 5

i am through my ivf cycle.and i am now 5 days after emberyo transfer.what pregnancy symptom ahould i expect?

Accepted Answer

Please ask your IVF : As your ivf doc is getting paid very good money either by you or by your insurance to do the ivf and part of their job is to tell u what to expect and answer any ?S u may have and they should follow you for about 10 weeks to make sure u are ok before you go see your OB for the rest of your prenatal care.

Question 6

i have just found out i'm pregnant (ivf frozen transfer), today my cramps seem to all disappear. is it normal for symptoms to come and go? if so, why?

Accepted Answer

YES it may be normal: If worry please check with you obstetrician.

Question 7

hi 5 weeks pregnant after ivf no any symptoms except  constipation and getting more hungrier is that normal please help me i'm so nervous.

Accepted Answer

Ultrasound: It seems it would really be helpful for you to get an ultrsound in 2  weeks.  At that point, you might start to see something, a little gestational sac, for instance.  It's hard, and nervewracking, but so long as you are eating healthy, getting rest, decreasing stress and exercising, then all you can do at this point is wait.  It's normal to have no symptoms at this point in pregnancy.

Question 8

cramps after embryo transfer can lead to positive pregnancy or it is the symptom of ivf failure?

Accepted Answer

Be optimistic: It is neither one, it is an "occupational hazard;" in other words it happens all the time. it doe snot predict at all whether the ET was successful. Think positive, please follow all your doctor's instructions, and good luck with your pregnancy test.

Question 9

5 weeks pregnant after ivf but no symptoms except constipation and more hungrier the usually is it normal i'm so nervous could something go wrong?

Accepted Answer

Nothing serious.: Your are pregnant and your body is telling you to make adjustments like drink more fluid to accommodate increase in blood volume and to increase your calories. Increase fluids, fresh fruite and veggies.

Question 10

i'm 5 weeks pregnant by ivf. my breasts were tender, but now they are normal. do symptoms come and go? are ivfers more prone to miscarry?

Accepted Answer

Yes and Maybe: Pregnancy symptoms like breast tenderness or nausea can change over time, and symptoms can decrease but the pregnancy is still healthy. Miscarriage risk may be increased depending on your age (higher risk in older women) and the reason for ivf. Diminished ovarian reserve (low egg supply) increases the risk of miscarriage at any age, compared with tubal problems/ male factor. Follow up with your md.

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Hi my sister did ivf and she is 6 weeks pregnant . her doctor told her the yolk sac is bigger than gestational sac. is that usually normal? source: h

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What are the symptoms that can accompany ivf pregnancy?

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Had ivf. so what are the symptoms at 5 weeks pregnant?

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What symptoms at 2 weeks pregnant after ivf?

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I am through my ivf cycle.and i am now 5 days after emberyo transfer.what pregnancy symptom ahould i expect?

A member asked:

I have just found out i'm pregnant (ivf frozen transfer), today my cramps seem to all disappear. is it normal for symptoms to come and go? if so, why?

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Hi 5 weeks pregnant after ivf no any symptoms except constipation and getting more hungrier is that normal please help me i'm so nervous.

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Cramps after embryo transfer can lead to positive pregnancy or it is the symptom of ivf failure?

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5 weeks pregnant after ivf but no symptoms except constipation and more hungrier the usually is it normal i'm so nervous could something go wrong?

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I'm 5 weeks pregnant by ivf. my breasts were tender, but now they are normal. do symptoms come and go? are ivfers more prone to miscarry?

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