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Hi mga sissies!Tanong ko lang po sa mga nag bfp sa kato ivf. After bfp ba, did you still go to work? Tagal nating hinintay to kaya mukhang too risky naman if ma stress ka lang sa work. How did you handle it po?@catbercadGood luck sis! Bloodtest muna bago pt.
@katbercad: congrats sis! Bfp pa din naman yun. Let's continue praying na magstick ang embryos mo. Try to relax and please bedrest na sis. Sino mag inject sayo sis? kato or ikaw?
Oo nga sis katbercad, BFP pa din! Congrats!Mga sis, ano basis ng mga doctor kung mahina ang kapit?
Positive naman sa beta pero mababa pa. Parang paumpisang implant or mahina pa kapit. Kasi nagwowork daw ang embryos sa loob. Kung hindi daw dapat 0 ang beta. Kaya naginject ng depo saakin kanina. Medyo masakit nga lang. Para mas lalo sila kumapit.
Mga sis question, nung after embryo transfer and then pagbalik nyo sa pink bed, nag lay flat on your back ba kayo or side? Kasi pagbalik ko tagilid lang ako nagrest. Magma-matter pa ba yun? Wahhh. Baka tumagilid ang aking embryo neto tsktsk..
share ko lang yung nabasa ko... @carylldax: yes bff talaga natin ngayon si mr. google üWhile the 2WW is essentially the same for women no matter how they are trying to conceive, it starts at slightly different times depending on whether you are hoping to conceive naturally or are doing an IVF cycle. The following chart takes a look at the 2WW for an average fertile cycle and then shows the difference in the two week waits between charted cycles, ovulation induction (OI), in vitro fertilization (IVF) and frozen embryo transfer (FET). Average cycle In an average cycle of a fertile woman, ovulation typically occurs two weeks after the start of her last period. This means if a fertile couple has had intercourse around the time of ovulation (generally a few days before and a few days after ovulation), the 2WW will begin on day 14 of the cycle. Charted cycle In a natural charted cycle (by monitoring either basal body temperature or LH surge on a fertility monitor), the 2WW begins the day after the body temperature begins to rise or when the fertility monitor reads positive. OI (ovulation induction) In an ovulation induction cycle (where medication is used to "trigger" ovulation), the 2WW begins 36 hours after the trigger injection. IVF (in vitro fertilization), 3-day embryo With a 3-day IVF embryo transfer, the 2WW starts on the day of transfer.IVF (in vitro fertilization), 5-day embryo Like the 3-day IVF embryo transfer, the 2WW starts on the day of transfer. Because the 5-day embryo is more mature by two days than that of a 3-day embryo, the 2WW is shorter - meaning you will likely get a positive pregnancy test two days earlier. IVF FET (frozen embryo transfer) The 2WW is calculated the same for frozen embryos as it is for fresh embryos. A frozen embryo may implant into the uterus slightly later than a fresh embryo would; however, this difference in implantation timing is not enough to change the length of the 2WW and the quantitative hCG pregnancy test.