2ww symptoms?

rlk2

Hi Ladies.  I'm a lurker from the IF board.  I am in my 2ww after FET...4dp5dt of one embryo.  i am just wondering if anyone felt any symptoms during the 2ww and when they occurred.  I have some mild cramping since ET but that's pretty much it!  no sore boobs or any other changes to them, no spotting....I am freaking out and of course over analyzing EVERYTHING!!!!  I don't remember being this crazy during our fresh cycle but then again I think you become a lot more cynical after a BFN.  Planning on POAS tomorrow....any thoughts/input/expericence welcomed and appreciated.  I understand it is really early in the process....beta 5/7.  THANKS!!!!!

Niki64

Hi! I also had some mild cramping, but no other symptoms. I ended up starting the POAS game 9dp3dt with a faint positive that progressively kept getting darker. I have just now started with m/s. Good luck to you!!

Gr8te

I usually don't eat a lot of sweets and I was craving them all the time. Also, I was so tired...like really tired and I got a positive BFP 5dp5dt. Between days 5-10dp, I was really scared I had an ectopic pregnancy because I was already experiencing round ligiment side pain when I'd sneeze or cough. GL

BeeBee08

I know it's really hard!  There's not much I have to say, because every 2WW symptom can go either way, so over-analyzing is next to impossible to avoid.  Just wanted to say Good Luck!!

BootsOrHearts

The day before I tested (16 DPO I think), I was dealing with some nausea, that definitely tipped me off. Before that though, I didn't really have any symptoms other than lack of spotting which was abnormal for me - I usually have 3 or 4 days of spotting leading up to the day AF is due.

Good luck!!!

JewelsW1980

All of my 2ww symptoms mirrored my normal pre-period symptoms except the sex dreams.  I had sex dreams right before a positive both times I was pregnant. Coincidence?  Most likely.

ANDOPANO6

Rlk, I'm in the exact same place as you, exactly.
I know what you mean, I'm anxiety ridden, second guessing everything right now. I'm going to try not to POAS because it might break me if I don't see what I want.
I've been lurking over here also for positive inspiration!
My question for all of y'all is, how could you even decifer pregnancy symptoms between all of the progesterone supplements, estrogen patches and pills were all on? Other than feeling bloated and run down from all of those, I can't say I've felt any other "symptoms". Good luck!!!

jmorta04

I know how hard it is not to analyze every single twinge, cramp, feeling, etc., but you have to try not to drive yourself nuts with it.  I tried to put very little stock in any symptom (which I know is next to impossible) because I was taking progesterone supplements and those are notorious for mirroring early pregnancy symptoms.  The only thing I had looking back now was some possible implantation cramping.  It also could have just been leftover from the transfer.  By the time my trigger shot had worn off, my sore boobs went away and I didn't really have many symptoms.

Best of luck!

Italian'sMrs

I just felt like I was going to get my period with cramps. Boobs a little sore but that could be the medication also. Good luck!

amd1982

I felt like I was pms ing hardcore. Cramps. Breaking out. My only odd symptom was terrible heartburn.

ashleymarie512

The only symptom that I had that was different from progesterone side effects was horribly sore nipples. I knew the feeling from when I did the trigger shot hcg and wondered/hoped it was due to

ashleymarie512

The absolute only symptom that I had that was different from progesterone side effects was horribly sore nipples. I knew the feeling from when I did the trigger shot hcgand wondered/hoped it was due to pregnancy and hcg instead of progesterone. I'm almost 17weeks from our first FET after a failed fresh cycle. Good luck!!!

DahliaFlower

I definitely had cramping.  I am not an early POAS person, but my BFP cycle I did POAS early and saw a super faint positive at like 10 dpo.  I wouldn't have done it except for the very obvious cramping.