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Reduced movements & bleeding

5 replies

mummytotwobabies · 13/05/2021 15:26

Hey mummies, I just wanted some advice or want to know if you've been through similar experiences. I'm really concerned about my baby and I don't know what else to do!

I had quite a big bleed at 33+1 along with reduced feral movements.
I had a scan at 35+1 to see if they could see where the bleeding was coming from and it all looked okay. Since then I had another 3 bleeds at 34 weeks, 35+4 and 36+6. Since the bleed at 35+4 I’ve had reduced movements, over the past week they’ve had me in for daily CTG monitoring to keep an eye on him and he seems to be happy with a happy heartbeat, I've been booked in for a scan to check the fluid around the baby.

I'm now 37 weeks, I'm still unhappy with the movements and it feels like there not listening to me! I know babies are best of kept inside until 39/40 weeks, but I'm really not happy, I'm worrying so much, I'm not sleeping properly either. Can I ask to be induced now I'm classed at term? I really don't know what else to do!

Thank you :)

OP posts:
TwinMum35 · 13/05/2021 15:28

💐🤗 Ask to speak to the head of midwifery and state that you want to be seen in person urgently to discuss your options x

Sorry you’re going through a scary time ♥️ I hope everything turns out well x

BertieBotts · 22/05/2021 09:39

If you don't feel right, trust your instincts. Be the squeaky wheel and keep asking.

LG93 · 24/05/2021 13:47

In my experience the threshold for induction at/after 37 weeks is pretty low, as the risk 'at term' is minimal. I would expect if you spoke to someone in charge and explained your concerns and asked about induction they'd discuss your options with you.

shazzz1xx · 29/05/2021 22:57

NEVER WAIT .. if you think your baby is moving less go get help
how is everything ? x

Satstar · 07/06/2021 22:26

As above, most consultants are happy to induce once you are 37weeks/ full term.
Please ring your maternity unit and ask to speak to someone.

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