Anonymous wrote:This thread makes me smile! Although I'm done with my journey (twins through 1 IVF cycle) I sometimes read this forum specifically for stories like this.
Since our numbers suggested multiples during bloodwork after our 2ww, our doc wanted me to come in immediately for a sonogram. Didn't hear heartbeats that day (exactly 6 weeks), but saw two strong flashing lights on the screen. When I asked the doc what the flashing lights were he said those were their hearts, then I started to cry. And here we are, 6 years later with 2 rambunctious boys!
Good luck to OP and everyone else hearing and seeing heartbeats!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:<bumping this thread up> For a fresh cycle, when can we expect to hear a heartbeat? Is it checked with a vaginal/ abdominal ultrasound?
I am the OP of this thread...currently 26 weeks! There shouldn't be a difference between a fresh or a frozen (or if there is, it's minimal). It is checked with a transvagianal ultrasound - the one they use to check for follicle growth. I heard it at 6 weeks 6 days, which was my second appointment. First one, no HB - just the sak and fetal pole at 6 weeks.
Congrats OP!
I am at 5 weeks and 3 days. Went in for an ultrasound today for an unrelated issue and just saw a sac, nothing else. Doctor said this is normal for this time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:<bumping this thread up> For a fresh cycle, when can we expect to hear a heartbeat? Is it checked with a vaginal/ abdominal ultrasound?
I am the OP of this thread...currently 26 weeks! There shouldn't be a difference between a fresh or a frozen (or if there is, it's minimal). It is checked with a transvagianal ultrasound - the one they use to check for follicle growth. I heard it at 6 weeks 6 days, which was my second appointment. First one, no HB - just the sak and fetal pole at 6 weeks.