Not feeling anything after a blastocyst transfer is usually normal. Blastocyst transfer is generally an IVF transfer and it is normal for women to not experience any feeling after the transfer. Some women may have symptoms such as abdominal pain, backache, fatigue, small amount of vaginal bleeding after blastocyst transfer, but due to individual differences, not all women will have the above symptoms after successful blastocyst transfer, which is not related to whether they are pregnant or not. If you want to know whether you are pregnant or not, you can go to the hospital around 14 days after the transfer to have blood drawn to check the HCG level, which is the gold standard for confirming early pregnancy. Once you are pregnant, you should take regular pregnancy tests to observe the growth and development of the fetus to avoid any abnormality. It is normal to feel nothing after blastocyst transfer, no need to be overly nervous and keep a good mood.