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Freaking OUT

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Samboscribbles · 11/12/2018 14:14

This is the first time I have ever written on here despite spending hours and hours reading through the threads. I've been trying for a baby (second) for about six months and am pregnant (for the third time) I'm under the care of a consultant for recurrent miscarriage as I've had a lot over the years. Anyway I had a scan at 5 + 4 and was told I have an empty sac and the sonographer was really sorry. I was devastated and thought I was definitely going to miscarry. I then went to see my consultant who said it's too early to have anything conclusive and so far so good (no bleeding, been taking fragments and progesterone) since the scan I've had some really bad cramps and get a pain in my very lower abs on the right hand side. Every day I'm an absolute mess convinced I've got a blighted ovum and that I'm going to miscarry. I've been referred by my GP to the EPU for a scan (waiting for a call) and I've got a scan next Wednesday with my consultant. I should be 6 + 4 today. If I get a scan is it likely to see anything this early? Not sure what I'm after really but I'm a bag of nerves and praying to god that this pregnancy will be ok. Surely it would be the worst luck to have two miscarriages and then a blighted ovum?

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anitagreen · 22/12/2018 22:33

I saw my sons heartbeat at 6 weeks so you could possibly see that too

K0013 · 23/12/2018 13:57

Hoping you are ok and had some good news on your scan. Big hugs xx

Samboscribbles · 23/12/2018 15:05

Thanks so much for your messages. Unfortunately I miscarried which started on Sunday. Feeling pretty crappy but hoping to try again soon.

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