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Re: Breast soreness disappeared after IVF?

From: a (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 7 Apr 2003 12:02:19 -0500 (CDT)

Unfortunately the only way you will really be able to tell is to wait for the blood tests. I did IVF twice and felt almost the same after both; the first didn't work, but the second did. If it didn't work, you'll likely start bleeding in about 2- 4 days if you are right now 10 days post retrievel. Hope it works for you!

At Mon, 7 Apr 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Hi - I wanted to check and see if anyone could confirm for me what I
>think is a failed IVF. I had a 5-day-transfer of some blastocysts and
>had sore breasts for several days from the retrieval until just a day or
>so ago. They stopped hurting about 10 days after retrieval (which would
>be considered about 10 days past ovulation). My guess (even though I
>have not yet had the beta test to see if the IVF worked) is that since I
>had lots of eggs retrieved, I then had 10-15 corpus luteums (leftover
>from where the eggs had grown) that were producing progesterone, in case
>a pregnancy should arise. But at 10 days after ovluation, the body
>determines that no pregnancy can be seen, and the corpus lutea start to
>shut down and shrivel up. No more progesterone is produced by them and
>therefore no sore breasts. Does that sound about right? Can anyone
>think of any other reason why the soreness would suddenly disappear 10
>days after ovulation?

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