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I just did this! Went on a weeklong international trip 9 days after FET. For me, it was the perfect break from the stress of the past few months of balancing a stressful job and IVF.
I tested positive with a first response test the morning we left (!!!) and took a few tests with me to keep checking/ease a bit of my anxiety while we were away. To be honest, I was a bit worried about if something were to happen while we were away, but I’ve also experienced several miscarriages before this pregnancy and, in my experience, there wasn’t anything the doctor could do to stop it from happening.
The stress relief and quality time with my partner (we’ve both been very stressed lately) outweighed my fears, but either way you decide, I hope things work out well for you!
Go because it won’t change the outcome. Enjoy.
As long as it’s not a long trip! I had an ectopic and it became an emergency overseas (went on a trip 10 days after transfer for a few weeks)
My first pregnancy I did everything right - super paranoid - and it ended in a MC. Second I was more lax, less stressed, and now in third trimester.
If it doesn’t stick or would somehow end in MC this trip will not have caused it. Rest, relax, and enjoy your trip
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After the frozen transfer, the doctor would want to check your beta to confirm pregnancy (between 8-12days post transfer), if you are ok to skip it, and the trip is in between, I would say go for the trip. Make sure you can get pregnancy confirmation somewhere though because you will most likely be on progesterone for about 10 weeks if you are confirmed pregnant, or you need to stop progesterone if you are not. I personally would go for it, it will be good and help take your mind off it too. ☺️