Hi ladies, hope it's okay to join in. I've caught up on most of this thread, as I didn't want to jump in and ask questions that had already been asked and answered!
@mummatara I really feel for you. Hope everything goes smoothly tomorrow, and that your weekend is brighter x
@TheBirdintheCave this has blown my mind, I didn't know phantom kicks were a thing! 😯
A little about me. I conceived in July (first planned pregnancy), and miscarried at ~10.5 weeks at the end of September. Well, in my mind I was that far along, but we found out that the heartbeat had stopped at 6.5. Had surgical management on 30th September and just had my first period post-MC. It was shorter and lighter than normal which I was a bit concerned about, but good to see from all your experiences that it's not uncommon post-MC.
We are going straight into trying again, so I'm back on OPKs and BBT this week. I would probably have liked another month or two, but I have endometriosis and the longer I am off hormonal contraception the worse it gets (including during early pregnancy) 😕 So don't feel I can 'afford' not to jump straight back in.
I was wondering if you spoke to your GPs after your MCs? I didn't, as I just assumed that the hospital would send them a letter to have on file, but it occurs to me that maybe I should make sure that's been done? In the event that I have more MCs, I want to be sure that they are all recorded. I was under the impression that they wouldn't do anything after one MC anyway, but it sounds from higher up this thread (sorry, I have forgotten who mentioned it) that some of you were able to get a blood work-up, is that right? Or was that only after multiple MCs?
Thank you for any advice x