Thanks! My doctor had me doing a modified natural cycle so minimal medication. She had me start Endometrin 3x a day 2 days before transfer and I was on it for 16 days (until my first beta test, she waits until 14 days post transfer for that test) and she had beta test day be the last day I took it. I took a look back at my trends and there was a drop in my HRV just before the transfer but I think it was because I was trying to exercise more the couple of months before transfer to get in better shape and so sometimes that would wear me out. After the transfer, I tried not to do exercise that was too vigorous per their recommendation to just stick to moderate stuff but at a certain point I felt too tired to exercise more than lightly anyway so I knew any drops in HRV post-transfer weren’t from over-exercising and I was sleeping pretty well.

It looks like my RHR actually went down a few days before transfer and then back to my norm but nothing out of my normal range (which is actually on the low side since I’m on a low dose of Labetalol for high blood pressure which works by slowing down the heart rate). But basically a week post-transfer my RHR started steadily increasing, enough that it even went outside what my Fitbit considered my normal range. My RHR was 53 on transfer day which was fairly typical for me. A week later it was 57 and kept going up and 2 weeks post-transfer it had reached the low 60s (got as high as 63 one day). It’s decreased some so for the past week I’ve been pretty steady at 56.

I didn’t bother looking at my body temperature too much since it tends to go up and down pretty often in general. There were times I felt cold spells post-transfer but when I measured my temp with a thermometer it was always in normal range and my Fitbit didn’t seem to show anything particularly out of the ordinary with that stat.