Hi all,
(Apology for the detail)
My partner had a miscarriage on janruary 17th. She was around 6 weeks pregnant. We went for a Transvaginal scan just before she started to miscarriage properly (large loss etc).... he couldn't find a pouch but said her ovaries were fine..
They took her blood to record Hcg level and sent us home with no other care. Later that day they phoned to say her Hcg level was 'low' ... and that she wouldnt need to come in again... So ... we took this and i helped her through her MC ... was a sad time for both of us.
We decided to wait a few months before re-trying.... but we've had a few problems that doctors haven't come up with a solution to.
My partner has pain when we have intercourse... its taken 3 months for the doctors to refer her to a gynaecologist... and he could 'touch' the same area to cause the pain (it bled a little), he mentioned her womb was bigger than normal. He referred her for another Transvaginal ultrasound again... to check her womb.... although we got an appointment 2.5 weeks later!.
After the miscarriage shes had a water infection (or at least we thought), an ear infection. Both of these were removed by giving her antibiotics.
I'm really worrying she has an infection... or something didn't go from the womb... and that maybe because of the doctors imcompetence for releasing her by just checking her HCG that she has a bit left inside her... cause infection etc.
Im probably just worrying but we haven't had a child together yet and would be heartbroken if by someones error we cant have kids . please can anyone alleviate my worries?
Has anyone else had problems with painful sex (deeper penetration) months after a miscarriage?
I'd like to add she had a period yesterday and she now has a hard time urinating as its painful for her (like a water infection).
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Partner had mc 5 months ago - pain during sex... infection?
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Neas · 22/06/2008 15:16
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