Question 1

after ten days of embryo transfer i'm feeling lots of pain why?

Accepted Answer

Several things: You could be hyperstimlated or have cysts or an infection. It is important to let your doctor know.

Question 2

temperature after 9 days embryo transfer, should i be concerned?

Accepted Answer

How high?: Over 100.4 maybe cause for concern, under no. You should  ask your ivf doc if you are worried though.

Question 3

whit fluid after embryo transfer normal?

Accepted Answer

Any: Generally, fluid is used to cleanse the cervix reducing bacteria and increasing the chances of pregnancy.  The fluid can be left after the transfer and is experienced by the patient as leaking fluid.  We tell patients that the embryos can no fall out after the transfer.  The cervix is making much more mucous under the stimulation of estrogen which can mimic loss of fluid  vaginally. Mwww.jcrm.org

Question 4

why im bleeding after my embryo transfer?

Accepted Answer

A lot of reasons: It could be bleeding from the cervix. Some women have cervices that bleed when touched. Could be from a traumatic transfer or could be from a drop in the estrogen levels. It does not always mean a bad thing for a successful pregnancy.

Question 5

multiple embryo transfer bleeding, what to do?

Accepted Answer

Tell your IVF doc!: Do it now. Bleeding after ivf/et is very common, but can also be related to problems. We cannot help you online, call your ivf doc and see what he/she wants you to do. Good luck.

Question 6

3 days after embryo transfer, can i eat chocolate?

Accepted Answer

Of course: There should be no reason that you can not eat chocolate post an embryo transfer.  Enjoy and good luck.

Question 7

twinges after embryo transfer, should i be concerned?

Accepted Answer

Probably not: Generally you would like an embryo transfer to go without any bleeding, cramping or discomfort; however, a few twinges should not generally effect the success of the transfer and subsequent implantation rates.  I would suggest that you be on intramuscular Progesterone injections to quiet your uterus and to give you the maximum chance for implantation and a successful pregnancy.  Good luck.

Question 8

can i go walking three days after an embryo transfer?

Accepted Answer

Walking: I let my patients do it, so long as it is not too long or vigorous; but, your doctor's opinion is the only one that matters for you - call and ask if you haven't done so yet.

Question 9

can a .5mm  polyp be removed during an embryo transfer?

Accepted Answer

No: Embryo transfer is a very critical delicate procedure, you do not do anything to increase bleeding or irritation during an embryo transfer.

Question 10

what are the symptoms a couple days post embryo transfer?

Accepted Answer

Should be none: Generally there should be little to no symptoms after an embryo transfer. Some women, if the transfer was done on day 5 (at the blastocyst stage), may experience implantation bleeding, spotting and/or mild cramping several days after et if pregnancy occurred.  If you do not have these symptoms, it does not mean you are not pregnant.  Good luck.

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