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12th pregnancy and spotting

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SamE1 · 24/04/2022 15:16

So I’m currently on my 12th pregnancy with no live births. I should be 4W5D and I’ve started spotting. I’ve taken an additional FRER this afternoon after a 2 hour hold and it’s still positive but not as dark as I would have though. CBD shows 1-2 weeks. I’m on 400mg cyclogest twice a day. Has anyone got any positive stories? This is the same scenario as all my MC have started. EPAU won’t see you until 6 weeks.

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27glitteryTomcats · 30/04/2022 13:53

It’s good the TSH level is ok, not good in the sense though that you probably wish there was an explanation for it all.
immune investigations are a good idea I really hope you can identify the problem and get if treated and good luck OP Flowers

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SamE1 · 30/04/2022 11:58

27glitteryTomcats · 30/04/2022 11:52

Prob an obvious question but have you had your TSH checked ?

sorry you are going through this xxx

It was 1.61

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SamE1 · 30/04/2022 11:53

Yeah I've had all the tests available via the NHS. I'm looking into going private now to investigate immune issues with a hope that I get some answers xx

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27glitteryTomcats · 30/04/2022 11:52

Prob an obvious question but have you had your TSH checked ?

sorry you are going through this xxx

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1viewoftrees · 30/04/2022 11:49

I'm so, so sorry xxxx

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SamE1 · 29/04/2022 08:36

Thanks for all your support - EPAU confirmed another pending miscarriage.

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SamE1 · 24/04/2022 21:28

DappledOliveGroves · 24/04/2022 21:22

Please tell me you have more of a plan from the consultant than just 'wait and see', given your history? Surely they've done extensive tests? Are you on steroids? Clexane? I went private after two recurrent miscarriages and was prescribed progesterone, aspirin, clexane, steroids and high dose folic acid from BFP onwards. Are you under the care of a recurrent miscarriage specialist like Professor Quenby? I believe that you can self-refer to some recurrent miscarriage specialist centres?

Thanks for your message. Yeah I'm under Professor Quenby for recurrent miscarriages. All tests have come back fine. I have progesterone from day 21 onwards etc. I've tried steroids on two rounds on ivf - both resulted in MC. Plan is to add in for the next round of IVF, but I did think today to ask for steroids for natural pregnancies too.

Quenby is at a bit of a loss as to what is causing it, I do have some medication to try ahead of IVF for three months - sitigliptan.

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DappledOliveGroves · 24/04/2022 21:22

Please tell me you have more of a plan from the consultant than just 'wait and see', given your history? Surely they've done extensive tests? Are you on steroids? Clexane? I went private after two recurrent miscarriages and was prescribed progesterone, aspirin, clexane, steroids and high dose folic acid from BFP onwards. Are you under the care of a recurrent miscarriage specialist like Professor Quenby? I believe that you can self-refer to some recurrent miscarriage specialist centres?

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SamE1 · 24/04/2022 21:07

My consultant says I've just got to wait and see.

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SamE1 · 24/04/2022 21:06

Thank you. I've actually added low dose aspirin once I had my BFP to give it a go. There's nothing medically wrong with either of us, they just say it's one of those things.

I'll see what the next few days hold. I'm trying to be optimistic.

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Vick99 · 24/04/2022 21:05

Sorry to hear about the spotting. I'd say there's definitely still hope at this point...do you have a consultant you could get in touch with to ask for advice? Maybe they'd suggest low-dose aspirin or something, but with your history I'm sure you've gone through all possible options already.
I think you're amazing to go through so much and still persevere, I really hope this is the pregnancy which brings your rainbow baby ❤

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