Firstly, Picardy, so so sorry. It really is shitbuckets. Please feel free to use us for support when you want. I don't know how I coped before MN, if only for the feeling that people will give you
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when you need it.
My story is becoming shitbuckets. I'm back at work, following discharge from hospital yesterday. I had a scan yesterday which was inconclusive, but showed no viable pregnancy, which was confirmed by my hcg levels, which have plateaued at around 630. The scan did show a sac in my uterus, but nothing in it.
The doctors are still erring on the side of caution, saying that it is an ectopic pregnancy that is too small to see. They offered to medically manage it with methotrexate, or for me to watch and wait and see if my body does it naturally.
I really don't like the idea of medical management, as it's got some hefty effects on your body and you can't TTC for up to 6 months after treatment. Bugger that!
So, I've come home to wait, and go in for another blood test on Thursday to see if my hcg has started to fall.
Personally, I'm not convinced it's ectopic. I think it's just a failed pg that never got going, much like my last mc. I will obviously still have to keep an eye on any weird symptoms, and I really hope it doesn't go on for too long. I don't have any bleeding yet, and have enough hcg in my system to still feel pregnant, so feel in limbo.
The only good news is that I am finally being referred on to the RMC specialist in my area, following my GP's duff referral for a general gynae consultant. I should have an appt through in 6-8 weeks. Feels like bloody ages away, but happily there are a few things happening in between to take up some of my headspace no excuse for not cracking on with christmas shopping now.
My head is all over the place. I got really low a couple of times, after having a bit more hope dashed away, and a couple of days in hospital haven't helped my mental health or my relationship with my DS2, who is 21 months and keeps cuddling up to my DH since I got out.
Anyways, sorry if you sat and read all of this. It's helped getting some of it out of my head, but it must be dull to read.