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Am I still Pregnant?
i had my sergical abortion when i was 9 weeks pregnant. and i bleeded after it and i didnt feel morning sickness anymore but my stomach still feels hard and I feel like quick movements in my stomach a few times a day. im wondering could i still be pregnant? and could that be my baby moving?
It sounds like they didnt take it all out. I had to go into theatre after my last child asit broke up and one month later i had to go back as i was still very sick. An ultrasound will show up any remaining tissue. Have you booked in with a dr? Let me know how you go
How long ago was the abortion? An ultrasound will show up any remaining tissue i hope everything goes well let me know
I had the same pfoblem after having my placenta removed and had to go in a month later again as i was still sick. It shows up on ultrasound clearly. Its an emergency op so you should go to your dr. Let me know how you go good luck
It sounds like they didnt take it all out. I had to go into theatre after my last child asit broke up and one month later i had to go back as i was still very sick. An ultrasound will show up any remaining tissue. Have you booked in with a dr? Let me know how you go
It sounds like they didnt take it all out. I had to go into theatre after my last child asit broke up and one month later i had to go back as i was still very sick. An ultrasound will show up any remaining tissue. Have you booked in with a dr? Let me know how you go
It sounds like they didnt take it all out. I had to go into theatre after my last child asit broke up and one month later i had to go back as i was still very sick. An ultrasound will show up any remaining tissue. Have you booked in with a dr? Let me know how you go
i agree with Clysta.
Sitting on the computer trying to guess isn't helping you. If there is left over tissue you're increasing the risk of infection (which can lead to infertility and/or death). I would advice contacting the doctor and getting in asap.
Sitting on the computer trying to guess isn't helping you. If there is left over tissue you're increasing the risk of infection (which can lead to infertility and/or death). I would advice contacting the doctor and getting in asap.
And you also think you're still pregnant too. That easily can cause these. Symptoms don't mean pregnancy, and backpain is from more than pregnancy. SEE A DOCTOR!!! Speculation does NOTHING and will get you nowhere.
The pregnancy signs are still going on. Now im starting to have some back pains
Gas can make identical feelings to movements, and as stated before---as long as you have ANY hCG in your body you'll continue to feel sick. You NEED to see a doctor now to figure out if they got it all. Don't wait and ask questions, go. As for your question, it's very doubtful you're still pregnant or baby is alive. It's only under highly rare circumstances the child survives. It could be just that you're wanting to be pregnant (which is why I asked if it was elective or what) or that something is still remaining.
Thats true. It may be tissue. I still think im actually pregnant because of the movements and the way things taste and the bad headaches. And i had felt sick a few days ago
You also should NOT be delaying on this at all. IF they missed something, you're putting yourself at high risk of infection.
Mothers can if they've had previous pregnancies. If this is your first, very very doubtful. What makes you think you're still actually pregnant? It's not often abortions fail, and if they do the baby is often passed and it's just small amounts of tissue left. You're going to continue to have "pregnancy" symptoms for as long as you still have remaining tissue. Was it an elective abortion, or had baby passed?
I think ima make an appointment for sometime next week. cause if im still pregnant i would be about 13 weeks now. Would i feel a baby move that early?
You could take a home pregnancy test and see what it says, but the best thing would be to see the doctor.
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