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pre eclapmsia 32 weeks pregnant

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redddssak · 17/04/2024 11:46

im mainly worried as ive been having tiny flashing spots of light in my vision like 2 times a day for like 1 second, and on Monday I had like stars in my vision for like 10 seconds when waiting in a bright room like when you look at the sky for too long.
all things ive before pregnancy too so I dint think anything of it.,

I have no swelling, no headaches, bp is normal, no protein in urine all checked yesturday although I didnt mention the visual things,
I also had short lived right rib pain just today but I feel like it was how I was laying.
I spoke to a midwife through a online chat thing and she said I shoudlnd worry as I dont have the main symptoms like swelling in face, high bp, urine protein etc

baby is moving normal etc, can this wait to mention to midwife if still continuing next week, (if gets worse ofc ill ring sooner)

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redddssak · 17/04/2024 11:48

did anyone experience similar and wasn't PE?

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MrsPelligrinoPetrichor · 17/04/2024 12:11

If you have visual disturbance seek advice TODAY, don't leave it. I was fobbed off by a midwife and I was already seriously I'll and then needed all my care via the hospital and said midwife was given 'extra training.'

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Meceme · 17/04/2024 12:47

Please go to hospital and report your symptoms. Get your blood pressure checked again. I had an atypical pre-eclampsia presentation, just felt a bit flu like with no swelling or high blood pressure at 28 weeks. My midwife recognised the condition and sent me immediately to hospital. By the time I got there my BP was sky high and I was confined to hospital until I had an EMC at 30 weeks. (2lb 5oz baby).

Pre-eclampsia can come on quickly and be serious, please get checked, better safe than risk it.

My experience was 30 years ago, baby now a 29 year old healthy adult because of the early diagnosis.
Hope all turns out well for you xx

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redddssak · 17/04/2024 13:07

ok ill call not sure who to call though as my midwife is through my gp should I call the non urgent number
(although I m going to have to wait a few hours as I have people in my house fitting my carpets as we speak and cant have anyone come over for me so now im gunna be sat here worrying till I can call

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redddssak · 17/04/2024 13:08

but when I can call shall I ring my midwife through my gp try to get to see her today or talk to her? or ring the non urgent midwife number ( last time I did this they took 3 days to ring me back. but maybe because wasn't urgent) or ring the emergency line?

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LizzeyBenett · 17/04/2024 13:09

You need to call the URGENT number or A&E in your maternity hospital

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redddssak · 17/04/2024 13:16

I will as soon as these people leave, how do they check you have it??

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MrsPelligrinoPetrichor · 17/04/2024 13:44

redddssak · 17/04/2024 13:16

I will as soon as these people leave, how do they check you have it??

Just go as soon as the carpet fitters have gone. Take food and a book as you might have a wait.

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DameKatyDenisesClagnuts · 17/04/2024 13:49

Hiya, you need to ring the maternity assessment unit asap

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