This coming sunday will mark 1 month since the twins were born. Hard to believe. After my delievery I was unable to pass the placentas on my own so they did a D & C. At my follow up OB visit (3 days post-op) I was diagnosed with double mastitis which they gave me antibiotics for. 2 weeks later my OB discovered I had a uterine infection (she said its common after D&Cs)...again put on a much stronger antibiotic. I still feel like crap and I'm overly sensitive to every little cramp or twinge. There have been moments when I swear I feel the same pressure I did right before I gave birth and I wonder if literally all my insides are just gonna slide right out. I feel like its hard to judge now whats "normal" versus "something is wrong".
I am typically a VERY healthy individual. I work out nearly 5 days a week and eat realitively healthy most days (except I did eat 5 thin mints last night). Has anyone else or is anyone else battling infections or sickness after their losses? I am so frustrated that my body is giving me the middle finger and simply is "letting me down." I just want to feel like me again!
Re: Wanting to feel "healthy" again!
type 1 diabetic for 7 years. Been on the pump for 6 years.
I'm sorry you're having to deal with all of this on top of losing your girls. I think it's normal for us to be oversensitive at this point. About a week after I gave birth, I started feeling some pain and I convinced myself that I had a horrible infection and that I was going to need a hysterectomy and never be able to have any more children. I went to the Dr. and my white blood cell count was high so she gave me some antibiotics just in case, but she also did an exam and said everything felt okay.
I'm like the "worst case scenario" version of myself. I was never like that before. I've always been a little dramatic, like when I was diagnosed with GD and I was really angry with my body. However, I always had faith that in the end, everything would be okay and work out like it should and that my body would do what it needed to do. I've lost that now, and I'm not sure it will ever come back.