Progesterone is really a tricky bitch (or is it the estrogen)? Clearly I can't have any pregnancy symptoms this early (if I'm lucky, those bad boys are just floating around in there, dividing on their merry way).
- Transfer day I was sleeepy. But I blamed everything on the Xanax. I napped and napped and napped. That night I was a little sweaty, but not too bad.
- 1dp3dt I could not keep my eyes open. I wasn't hungry until dinner time and took a 3 hour nap. Unheard of for me! I was kind of hot and clammy all day. Also, commence the heavy duty night sweats (so gross).
- 2dp3dt I'm still tired, but not as bad as yesterday. However, I've been nauseous on and off all day. Around 10:30 I had a crazy bout of low blood sugar (I'm not diabetic, but I do get grumpy if you don't feed me!) and I'm still kind of warm and clammy
Estrogen has a history of making me nauseous. I typically throw up the first night or two after starting bcp. And progesterone notoriously makes me burp! I have all the other standard symptoms of IVF meds, huge sore bo.obs, lower back ache. But those were present prior to transfer.
All of this to say, the meds are giving my body crazy pregnancy symptoms, which I guess is good, but it's playing tricks on my head!
Oh, progesterone is so tricky! I hope that you have similar symptoms for many months to come, though!
ReplyDeleteYou could have symptoms though. I always did. progesterone or estrogen ssymptoms be damned. I'm wishing for you looking back and saying "oh yeah, I just knew"
ReplyDeleteProgesterone IS a tricky bastard, but based on my most recent experience, I would not discount to possibility of "real" symptoms, even this early.
ReplyDeleteWhich just makes it even MORE of a mindfuck. Damn it!