Hi everyone-
I'm currently in the early stages of pregnancy and so far booked in to see Dr Karl Murphey as a private OB. I've just had a dating scan that has had some discrepancy in dates and now being told I have a high risk of miscarriage. There is a lot of confusion as I know I ovulate late and also pretty much know exactly when I conceived, so the scan could be spot on and it's just too early for a heartbeat or it is a miscarriage and baby stopped growing. I am
feeling a bit left in the lurch because apparently Dr Murphey doesn't handle early pregnancy issues because he's not an OB/GYN, only an OB..... I didn't realize this would be an issue as I was already 26 weeks pregnant when we moved to the UK for my last pregnancy.
I do understand that in regards to a heartbeat I have to wait for another scan but I would still like some support, guidance and advice during this time, we have a history of loss and my husband is currently overseas saying goodbye to his father so it's all pretty cr*p right now!
I would love some recommendations for either a GYN or OB/GYN that handles early pregnancy issues in SW London. Going to Parkside in Wimbledon would be most convenient with having a toddler and being on my own but also interested in recommendations for the Well Woman clinic on Fulham rd. Or anywhere else convenient to SW18
I am also now considering just switching overall to an OB/GYN down this way and going to Chelsea-Westminster for the rest of this pregnancy or if miscarrying, care for all of next as the whole point of going privately for me was so that I had comprehensive continuity of care the whole pregnancy.
Any advice and recommendations greatly appreciated!
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DarlingClem · 12/06/2015 07:46
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