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Mumsnet Discussions: Miscarriage : Am I pregnant? (15 messages)
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Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By Seca on Thu 03-Apr-08 11:41:50
Seven weeks ago I had what I thought was a miscarriage. I had a lot of bleeding and sharp pains in my stomach which lasted for a few hours. Five weeks later I had spotting which I thought was the return of my period. During this time though I have had pregnancy symptoms eg extreme tiredness, full rounded breasts and stomach, nausea etc. Took a pregnancy test yesterday and it came up positive. Am wondering if I am still pregnant?
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By PrePG on Thu 03-Apr-08 12:19:57
You could very well be - definitely give you doctor a call. When I went to the EPU for my scan when I was miscarrying, the doctor there said that bleeding in pregnancy is never normal, but it doesn't always mean miscarriage.

I don't want to get yuor hopes up in case it's not, but you could even have been carrying twins and lost one but the other survived.

Good luck.
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By callmeovercautious on Thu 03-Apr-08 12:21:50
Go and see someone today and get checked out. I hop everything is good news smile
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By kat2907 on Thu 03-Apr-08 12:21:55
When was your last period before all this? Could you have conceived AFTER this potential miscarriage?
A pos test suggests that you ARE pg, but all this bleeding must be very confusing! I suggest you make an appt at the GP, and also take another pg test in a couple of days. If you ARE, the line won't fade, whereas if you aren't, it will. You need to rule out serious probs like ectopic but don't panic, it's unlikely. There's also a chance you conceived twins and one is still there....

Just go to the docs and set your mind at rest. If they get a pos test too they might refer you to the EPU for an internal scan.

Hope it's what you want! xxx
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By Pinkjenny on Thu 03-Apr-08 12:22:28
Seca

I bled from Week 5 - 8. DD is nearly one now. smile

Not wishing to get your hopes up, just sharing my own experience. The cause of the bleeding was never determined.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By Seca on Fri 04-Apr-08 12:39:15
Have made an appointment with the doctor for this coming Tuesday. Hopefully this will put my mind at rest.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By PrePG on Fri 04-Apr-08 13:55:20
good luck!
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By Pinkjenny on Fri 04-Apr-08 14:04:22
Let us know how you get on Seca.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By Seca on Sat 05-Apr-08 00:57:41
Will do. Thanks.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By Seca on Wed 09-Apr-08 01:12:43
Went to the doctor yesterday. Good news. There is a baby there with a good strong heartbeat. Doctor was unconcerned over bleeding and said that all that matters now is that the baby is healthy. Am scheduled for ultrasound next Thursday. Am inclined to think though that the bleeding and pain were related to the miscarriage of a twin as have read a bit more on this.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By luvaduck on Wed 09-Apr-08 01:21:55
hey great stuff
congratulations!
i also bled from week 4 to week 18..but no pain
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By kat2907 on Wed 09-Apr-08 09:19:34
OMG what a lovely surprise! I can't even imagine how pleased you must feel! grinning for you all over xxx
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By catzy on Wed 09-Apr-08 12:26:59
Oh thats wonderful news. Congratulations.

Take care of yourself. Do you know how far you are?
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By C2ndbaby on Wed 09-Apr-08 12:35:08
Congratulations! Sounds like while not knowing you sailed through your first 12 weeks you lucky fish. I'm 6 weeks pregnant also went to GP yesterday but have really been feeling like shit, have had heartburn, have been gaging at everything and am off most foods have been eating crisps the last couple of days. Well I hope you sail throught the next 28 weeks without any problems.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By Seca on Fri 11-Apr-08 12:20:40
Hi catzy, I am sure that I am 14 weeks because of the stage I am at. Prior to my pregnancy my periods were really regular. Also we had been using contraception since Week 5 when I thought I had miscarried. Doctor however is not sure that I am 14 weeks and is using this as a basis for an ultrasound next Thursday.


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