What could be happening inside your body?
The embryo is gently placed inside the uterus. Standing, walking or using the washroom will not make it “fall out.”
After a Day-5 blastocyst transfer, the embryo may continue expanding and hatch from its protective outer layer.
The blastocyst may begin making contact with the receptive uterine lining. Implantation is a gradual process, not one instant event.
Early placental cells begin attaching to and moving into the uterine lining, creating the foundation for pregnancy.
If implantation progresses, the developing pregnancy begins releasing hCG. However, levels may still be too low for a reliable test.
You may notice mild cramping, light spotting, bloating or breast tenderness, or feel nothing at all. Symptoms cannot confirm implantation.
Take progesterone and all other medicines exactly as prescribed. Do not stop them because of spotting or an early home-test result.
An early test can give a misleading result. Always test on the date provided by your fertility clinic.
Symptoms - or no symptoms - cannot predict the outcome.