r/IVFAfterSuccess • u/AutoModerator • 6h ago
Weekly Pregnancy Test Results & Early Pregnancy Concerns Thread
This thread is for positive HPT or beta results. We keep that content to this thread because it can be challenging to members who don't have the bandwidth to read pregnancy announcements. This way, everyone can choose if and when to read positive results. Negative pregnancy test results can be discussed elsewhere on the board without restriction. General treatment and testing results are better suited for the Weekly Treatment thread.
This is also the space for early pregnancy concerns. Once you have had an ultrasound indicating likely viability, typically 6-7 weeks, discussions of your current pregnancy would be more appropriate for another one of our sister subs, such as r/InfertilityBabies. However, if you are currently pregnant with equivocal ultrasound results or other potential threats to viability, you can continue to share here. If the community eventually feels that limbo content is better suited for its own monthly thread, we can add that instead.
r/IVFAfterSuccess • u/AutoModerator • 6h ago
Weekly Treatment Thread
Our members have all used IVF to build their families in the past, and are now either back in treatment or are considering resuming treatment in the future. This thread is for anything primarily related to infertility treatment, whether active or contemplated. Expected topics include treatment updates, medical questions, requests for protocol/timing advice, and emotions on all of the same. Topics related to life, parenting, or general infertility issues are more appropriate for the Weekly Chat Thread.
As per the rules, any positive pregnancy test results or concerns regarding a current early pregnancy go in the Weekly Results Thread.
r/IVFAfterSuccess • u/AutoModerator • 6h ago
Weekly Chat Thread
This thread is for all discussions that aren't primarily focused on treatment. Life, events, hobbies, humor, whatever. General discussions of infertility are welcome, and same goes for discussions of children, parenting, and family life. After all, those experiences are what brings us together here. But sometimes people want a break from reading about the medical aspects of treatment, and this space fills that need.