Danaa wrote:No study showed implantation can happen earlier than 6dpo,all your symptoms can be explained by a lot of other things but maybe you are special and your embryo doesn't need 5days to reach blastocyst or your tubes as shorter and fertilization happens sooner,who knows,as long as a healthy pregnancy happens it doesn't really matter what and how.
Good Luck to you Bee and im sorry to hear about your mc,it can be heartbreaking...been there myself.
Ok, this will be my last comment on the matter, since I believe these boards are here for supporting each other and lifting one another up, not trying to convince people they're wrong.
My body is not "special," but I'm flattered someone thinks so! It's just a normal body that I'm very in tune with. You can feel a lot more down there after having a baby and the months of new blood vessels and nerves that come with that experience. I felt implantation this last pregnancy, and my doctor said there's no way to know for sure, but that I was likely right based on my description. So I will continue to spread hope to others in early days based on my own experience, not just limited observations made in a petri dish in very limited studies.
The human body is amazing and the more we learn about it, the more we realize we don't know. I have a bachelors of science degree, so not I'm not a stupid or gullible person. I studied biology and I promise you, the are very little hard and fast rules when it comes to a processes as complicated as reproduction. They can't rule out early implantation, they just can't verify it like they can verify growth in a lab. They also can't study a lot of pregnancy related things because it would be unethical (drug trials, invasive pictures to monitor the womb, etc) as well as difficult to predict. I have read some scientific journals on the subject in the past, but I did not save them as I was just doing my own research. We know implantation can take upwards of 3 days to be complete, but when you might see a temperature dip, and when HCG begins to be produced steadily is still not known.
So basically, I choose to believe we don't know all there is to know on the subject, far from it. Anecdotal evidence is of more value to me when TTC than scientific studies because what I've found here is that people fall outside the norm in all areas of TTC and the vague cookie cutter answers don't fit everyone's situation.
Now, getting off my soap box, thanks for the sympathies. Mc sucks, but I'm hopeful to be pregnant again soon. I hope your pregnancy is going well and I'm so glad you're getting your babes after a long, hard road to get here!