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leeamber
21-03-2007, 13:22
Hi! I have just failed my second FET. My first FET resulted in an ectopic pregnancy.

Both transfers went smoothly, as far as the catheter going in easily, but afterwards, both times, I had severe cramping for the rest of the day.

Is this normal? I read somewhere that uterine spasms can increase the risk of an ectopic- could this be what is happening? I noticed some ladies at the clinic for their transfers (but a different Dr) get given valium... could this maybe help?

Just wondering if it's worth bring up with my FS before I do my next cycle?

Thanks so much in advance for any help or advice!

Bump
21-03-2007, 13:28
leeamber - I haven't had the cramping so can't comment on that, but I would recemmend talking to your FS about it before next time. It may be nothing to worry about, but you would rather know than not, right? :yes:

Bump
21-03-2007, 13:29
Goodluck. I hope you get the answers you need and the miracle that you want!:hugs:

littlefreckle
21-03-2007, 13:38
hi there

i have had 3 FET and with the first one had cramping on the 2nd day and with the other 2 had cramping the afternoon of the ET. my FS said that it can be normal but it is something that you should talk to your FS about just in case

i hope your next ET results in a little angel good luck

4tiggers
21-03-2007, 16:04
Littlefreckle, any symptons yet. Only 2 more sleeps, very exciting.:fingerscrossed:

littlefreckle
21-03-2007, 16:40
hi 4tiggers

not sure dont really feel different like everyone keeps telling me i will boobs are a bit sore but that could be due to the pesseries. will keep hoping and let you know on friday take care

4tiggers
21-03-2007, 17:00
littlefreckle, I hope it is all good. I had sore boobs and thought that it was because of the pessaries or the pregnyl shot I had but it had turned out to be a bub so :fingerscrossed: it is your first sign as well.

sksty
21-03-2007, 20:49
I had mild cramping the afternoon and next day with all of my transfers 9 to be exact and out of the 9 i had 2 pregnancies and still had the cramping no more and no less then when i didn't get a pregnancy.
You should however consult your FS if it is worse then AF pains. Apparently your uterus can contract afterwards because it has been interferred with and that is normal.

wannab
01-04-2007, 21:45
Leeamber- I havn't experienced the cramping that you mentioned.
My first ICSI/IVF cycle also resulted as a ectopic pregnency. How cruel it all seems sometimes. I'm very sorry for your loss.
I am going through the QFG clinic in Brisbane and my FS recommends valium and we also have Brandy available to relax us.
The first cycle I'd actually had 4 valium and a brandy before I'd left the building. Somehow this seemed to hype me up and I was unable to sleep for the seven hour trip home.
On returning for a FET cycle in February I had 2 valium and a brandy and just couldn't control myself. I remember sitting on a brick wall out the front of QGF laughing my *** off while my husband retrieved the car. I did notice delivery drivers, patients around me but just coudn't stop laughing ! This all stopped when I got into the car and I went from a laughing idiot into a babling mess of tears. [My poor darling husband]. I did manage to sleep nearly all the way home. I look back now and have a laugh about it. I do wonder what the the poor bystanders thought? In short I am greatful that these things are available to me.
Wishing you all the best on your journey!

ME 31 DH33:kiss:
TTC 7 YEARS:no:
IFV/ICSI :bfp: ECTOPIC 11/06
FET :bfn: