Monday, November 22, 2010
Am I Being Paranoid?
I have been having some cramping off and on today. Every month, about a week before AF comes, I have cramping. I hope this isn't a bad sign. Can you have cramping after implantation that is a symptom of pregnancy? The nurse told us that the embryos would implant within 24-48 hours of the transfer, so this is too late for implantation cramping. I am trying to not freak out. I am.
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You can certainly have some cramping as a symptom of pregnancy that is not related to implantation. It can be just a sign of things going on in there.
ReplyDeleteI know this is easier said than done but try not to freak out. Cramping can certainly be a sign of pregnancy. My SIL who is pg. with twins via IVF was certain AF was on her way as she had a ton of cramping. I didn't have any but everyone is different. Best of luck to you!!
ReplyDeletecramping can happen throughout! just think - your uterus has a lot of changing to do! hope you're feeling better today!
ReplyDeleteHey, we're "IVF buddies"! We transferred on the same day! I don't know what to tell you about the cramping, but I've had some cramping on and off for the whole week since my transfer. I hope it's a good thing. I wish you the best! Happy ICLW.
ReplyDeletei have definitely heard that cramping is a sign of pregnancy because the uterus has to enlarge. my fingers are crossed for you that this is what is going on!!
ReplyDeleteI'm still having cramping on and off. Most of it isn't earth shattering, but there have been a few that were pretty painful. So, I am taking that as a good sign. :)
ReplyDeleteI cramped MORE while conception and implanting was happening and through pregnancy.. then I do with normal AF crud... I hope for you that it is a great sign....Happy ICLW
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