Not feeling ANYTHING after FET?

[Anonymous]

For those who have had FET's can you help me out? I have only done fresh transfers before.

I had my FET yesterday and today I am feeling....absolutely nothing. Like as though it were a random day of the week, years before I ever thought about IVF. In my fresh cycles (all failed)I have always at least felt cramping, like the embryo was trying to do something.

For those who have had successful FET's - did you feel anything day after transfer? If not, when did you start to experience anything?

Thank you!!

[Anonymous]

Didn't feel anything until I started to get really tired and the nausea hit. Hang in there OP and good luck!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Didn't feel anything until I started to get really tired and the nausea hit. Hang in there OP and good luck!

Thank you Did you get any cramping or anything? Or literally just like...going about your business as if nothing happened?

[Anonymous]

Pretty sure you wouldn't really feel anything at this point (except from the hormones you're on). I never felt any different. I wouldn't worry at all. Good luck!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Didn't feel anything until I started to get really tired and the nausea hit. Hang in there OP and good luck!

Thank you Did you get any cramping or anything? Or literally just like...going about your business as if nothing happened?

literally going about business as if nothing happened .. no implantation cramping or bleeding or anything, so try not to read too much into it. Hoefully that little embryo comfortably nestled in your uterine lining and you'll get your BFP soon!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Didn't feel anything until I started to get really tired and the nausea hit. Hang in there OP and good luck!

Thank you Did you get any cramping or anything? Or literally just like...going about your business as if nothing happened?

literally going about business as if nothing happened .. no implantation cramping or bleeding or anything, so try not to read too much into it. Hoefully that little embryo comfortably nestled in your uterine lining and you'll get your BFP soon!

Thank you! That makes me feel a lot better. I appreciate your taking the time to respond!

[Anonymous]

I felt absolutely nothing OP. I had previous (failed) cycles where I had cramping, thought for sure I was feeling implantation, etc... - Zilch.

On my last FET everything went smoothly (as it had before), I felt absolutely nothing, the blasts we transferred were less than great in terms of grading, and I was sure it was another failure. 10 days of nothing. zip zero zilch.

Totally resulted in a positive stick, positive bloodwork, and eventually perfect twin babies.

Try not to overthink. (ha ha ha)

Good luck!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I felt absolutely nothing OP. I had previous (failed) cycles where I had cramping, thought for sure I was feeling implantation, etc... - Zilch.

On my last FET everything went smoothly (as it had before), I felt absolutely nothing, the blasts we transferred were less than great in terms of grading, and I was sure it was another failure. 10 days of nothing. zip zero zilch.

Totally resulted in a positive stick, positive bloodwork, and eventually perfect twin babies.

Try not to overthink. (ha ha ha)

Good luck!!!

thank you!!! So hoping this is me...

[Anonymous]

I didn't feel anything. I had a little sore spot from where the tech was pressing the equipment into my belly. She pressed a lot harder than the previous fresh transfers I had! I didn't have a lot of symptoms (no spotting, cramping, etc) either but we got twins too after 2 previous BFNs from fresh transfers. Good luck!