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Our FS says it doesn't make a difference and I am up and out of there pretty much as soon as I run out of things to talk about with the FS after transfer.
I've heard other clinics require you to lie down for a while (20-30 mins) after an emby transfer. What does your clinic do??? |
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They didn't tell me to lay down afterwards or anything, but did recommend I didn't go to work later (nurse on night shift). I just spent lots of time on the couch anyway, didn't stop me from being a bit paranoid.
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For IUIs, I had to lie down for 15 -20 mins but for IVF transfers, just 5. But I went home and went to bed for the rest of the day
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Just had my first IVF transfer at MIVF.
FS had me out of there as soon as it was done. I was initally worried but after reading up, it seems it makes no difference. I even read some studies were it seem to offer a very slight benefit. |
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my clinic also said to get right up and carry on as usual except not to lift anything over 5kgs and not do exercise above a walk until the blood test.
Im currently 28 weeks, so it was ok for me! |
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Yep, up and out of there straight away
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Up and out as soon as transfer is complete.
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I was up and out of there within about 10 seconds following transfer. I went straight back to work afterwards (office job).
I got my BFP so it worked out fine for me. The fertility doctor had told me on a previous visit that there was no need to rest or lie down as he assured me that the embryo is nestled in your endometrium and can't fall out. |
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QUOTE (dimensionk @ 16/01/2013, 09:10 PM)  Just had my first IVF transfer at MIVF. FS had me out of there as soon as it was done. I was initally worried but after reading up, it seems it makes no difference. I even read some studies were it seem to offer a very slight benefit. Did IUI and IVF at MIVF. Always got up straight away. 2 out of 3 transfers have ended up in babies. |
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Wow that is suprising how different clinics are.
With IUI I had to lay down for 20 mins afterwards. With transfers I shuffle from one bed to another bed and then wheeled into the recovery room to lay down for 30 mins. I don't get up at all with transfers. With both transfers (fresh and FET) I had 'success' of sorts - see my sig. |
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