ttc after mc- the best shit place to be! #2

[chasingtherainbow]

Roll up roll up... onto a new thread. Keep those lucky bfp' s coming and unmumsnetty hugs all round.

chasing I hope there might be done relief for you at having made a decision.
Has anyone heard from snoopy?

Still on my first period after erpc. It started on the 1st and was very heavy for 3 days. Then yesterday I woke up and it had stopped completely. It's come back just now! Not really heavy, just moderate. Is this strange? As I got pg first cycle off the pill, I can't actually remember what a normal period is like anyway.

Gr33dy my eldest is 14 :-)

Been for scan and still some tissue remaining :-( I've been sent home with Misprostol (I think that's right) Has anybody any experience of this? Doctor was rather brusque and didn't tell me what to expect. Many Thanks xx

Guy My periods do that. Heavy for 1-3 days, ease off to spotting for a day then go back to a medium flow. Its bizarre!

guy I had similar with my 1st af.

epskie do you have children younger than your 14 year old?

I must say we're enjoying the spontaneity of unprotected sex atm so will give it a couple more months. But prepare for possibility DS will be an only one.

Hi ladies

Same thing as chasing after having a row with DP he told me that we are not ttc and he won't actively help until 2017 unless circumstances change.

Don't want to be off With him but it's hard to be nice when all your body is telli you is to get a sticky bean :( he thinks getting a dog will take my mind of it.. Here's hoping

Sending big hugs to all of you lovely ladies x

epskie I had retained tissue after medical management in October. I had my scan on the Friday and had an ERPC on the Monday as I just wanted it all to be over with.
Stocking we're looking at a 5.5yr age gap, I'd have preferred a smaller gap but DH took a bit of persuading for #2.

epskie your situation males new a bit cross. A mc is a huge thing to go through and you should have been clearly presented with your options. At this stage, an option should be surgery as there is a risk of infection the longer it goes on. I don't know what drug you've been given- could it be something to medically induced your uterus to contact to expel the rest of the tissue? The doctor really should have made the process and the risks absolutely clear. Can you give them a call to clarify?

bumble I would have the conception conversation again but when you're not arguing! Tell him how you feel.

hi guy it started out as a normal conversation and then escalated. Nothing horrible was said just me being selfish listening to hormones not him!

I think I'm just going to keep it quiet let the dust settle and try again in a few months. :(

Guy the Misoprostol which epskie has been given is the drug that they give for medical management. I completely agree that the options should have been fully discussed, it's such a hard thing to be going through.

Yes, I have 2 boys - 14 and 8. They are thick as thieves.

Guy and Fifi - I'm a little disappointed in their treatment of me too. I had nothing explained to me and the doctor seemed almost cross with me! Perhaps I wasn't offered an erpc if there was only a small amount of tissue remaining? Xx

Epskie, everyone is different but I didn't have much pain with my medical management so as you don't have much left to pass it should be over quickly. My medical management took a week to get all the products out so I know what you mean about wanting it all to be over. It will be soon

They never ever seem to offer erpc but you can have one for a small amount of tissue left- I did. I really had to fight for it though. They initially presented the information as if it would be medically impossible to perform due to only a few cm left but then I spoke to a consultant who told me she would recommend the Erpc. The reason they didn't initially is simply because the procedure is more expensive than natural or medical and there are some tiny socketed risks with general anaesthetic.
I am a big fan of the NHS and it has recently saved my dad's life. But I think it is a fucking joke that women in such a vulnerable position are just pushed out the door and not presented properly with their options.
epskie it would be entirely possible to perform the erpc it's just a question of whether you want it- which is dependent on how you feel emotionally and physically and whether it is worth the (very small) associated risks, in addition to the risk of continuing with natural or medical management.
Sorry you are still going through this. It is so awful when it is prolonged.

We're chatting so much we've nearly filled up this thread. I've set a new one up here

Can't believe it's new thread time already! I'll definitely stick around and lurk.. help where I can.

My dd told me her great grandad (also a star) is looking after bean. . . I'm not usually into that sort of thing but for some reason it's bought me great peace.

Hey guys,
So after what I thought was a positive result back in December was in fact negative, got my period 33 days in ... Bad cramps never had them as bad, potentially I think another missed miscarriage ... Hopefully my fingers are crossed this month for all of us, I'm 29 days in now (biting my nails) xx