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miscarriage?
So I posted yesterday if I should go to the hospital, I'm bleeding in the 7th week and I went and basically they said just keep my fingers crossed but there's nothing I can do to stop it, which I understand. But I heard the heart beat it was faint but still there. And I haven't stopped bleeding and now a little clump came out. I just wish I could know already this is my baby and my entire future. I've been in bed since yesterday cramping and so depressed. My husband doesn't seem to understand how I'm feeling either I feel as if he's not being sympathetic at all. Just venting.
It's a pretty crappy situation.
wishing you the best allyssavv!!
we're all here for you - unfortunate thing to have in common, to say the least.
wishing you the best allyssavv!!
we're all here for you - unfortunate thing to have in common, to say the least.
I'm so sorry. But yes they checked my hormones and I need to make an appointment with my ob in a couple days so they can compare them. Thank you got sharing your story with me makes me feel less alone
guys just don't understand my dear :(
so sorry you're going through this. it's painful physically AND emotionally at any stage.
I lost my son in my 14th week but didn't find out until a routine ultrasound when I was 16wks. they induced me on week 17 and I gave birth to him.
my bf was sad at first but seemed to get over it in about a week, where it took me just up until last month to feel 'normal' again. even though something that traumatic, it's hard to be yourself after :(
This happened on sept 5th we found out, and I had him sept 12th.
are they checking your hormone levels to see if they're rising?
I've had to m/c before this, and with the first one, I was 8wks and there was no heartbeat - and the 2nd one I was only 5 wks but me and bf were trying and only had sex 1 time that entire month, so when they said I was only 5wks and I should have been almost 9, I knew something was off, and when they took blood on day one of me bleeding, and then on day 3 - the #'s had gone down and told me to 'prepare for the worst'.
I miscarried naturally at home my 5wk m/c, and a LOT came out, not just little clots, like, everything all at once. everyone's different, but I'd have them check your hormone levels to be sure.
a friend of mine on here had the same thing happen. bleeding early on at about 7-8wks, passing clots etc. and guess what! she's still pregnant. Dr.'s say she may have passed a twin or something.
I'd go get checked.
fingers crossed for you
so sorry you're going through this. it's painful physically AND emotionally at any stage.
I lost my son in my 14th week but didn't find out until a routine ultrasound when I was 16wks. they induced me on week 17 and I gave birth to him.
my bf was sad at first but seemed to get over it in about a week, where it took me just up until last month to feel 'normal' again. even though something that traumatic, it's hard to be yourself after :(
This happened on sept 5th we found out, and I had him sept 12th.
are they checking your hormone levels to see if they're rising?
I've had to m/c before this, and with the first one, I was 8wks and there was no heartbeat - and the 2nd one I was only 5 wks but me and bf were trying and only had sex 1 time that entire month, so when they said I was only 5wks and I should have been almost 9, I knew something was off, and when they took blood on day one of me bleeding, and then on day 3 - the #'s had gone down and told me to 'prepare for the worst'.
I miscarried naturally at home my 5wk m/c, and a LOT came out, not just little clots, like, everything all at once. everyone's different, but I'd have them check your hormone levels to be sure.
a friend of mine on here had the same thing happen. bleeding early on at about 7-8wks, passing clots etc. and guess what! she's still pregnant. Dr.'s say she may have passed a twin or something.
I'd go get checked.
fingers crossed for you
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