Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Running Pregnyl tests

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MEL
Today I’m 5 days past a blastocyst embryo transfer (5-day embryo).
Since I know Pregnyl stays in my system for a little while, I started testing early.
Now these tests are getting darker. I’ve always been told that Pregnyl doesn’t cause this.

Mind taking a look? It’s been 12 days since I injected Pregnyl 5000

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  1. MEL started this #2

  2. Mamavan2meiden #3

    Unfortunately, I don't know much about it, but from which day would you officially be allowed to test?
  3. MEL started this #4

    No problem! :-)
    The official blood test is only on Tuesday. But with my son (also via IVF), I tested positive quite early too.
  4. popje #5

    Hey sweetheart,
    I used to get Pregnyl shots a few times. I think these are just positive, though ;-).
    After 10 days I was allowed to test. And if they got darker after that, it was indeed your hCG and not the Pregnyl!
  5. Mamavan2meiden #6

    They look quite positive, though.
    Seems too positive to not be pregnant, but I’m no expert when it comes to medication.
  6. MEL started this #7

    Hi ladies,
    I am indeed pregnant Super early of course (only 3 weeks and 5 days) but the tests are already super clear.
    On Monday I have a blood test
    Photo of today's tests
  7. Muk #8

    Congratulations!!
  8. Liva. #9

    What wonderful news, enjoy it!! Congratulations!
  9. Mamavan2meiden #10

    Aah, Mel, congratulations! But isn't it true that you have to add 2 weeks for the CL? So then you'd already be 4 to 5 weeks along.
  10. MEL started this #11

    I'm 4 weeks and 3 days now. The day I took the Clearblue test, I was 3 weeks and 5 days

    On Monday, my hCG was 313. I have to get another blood test tomorrow. Apparently, in a fertility treatment, they always want to check if your hCG is rising nicely.
    Stress again
  11. Mamavan2meiden #12

    Aah okay, didn't see the date indeed. Enjoy it!

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