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Multiples
Me:34 PCOS, one kinked tube, low thyroid.
DH:39 lower than average count.
Married 2006. 3 failed IUIs and countless BFNs.
~IVF#1: July 2012~
7/10 Retrieval: 16r, 14f w/ICSI. 7/15 ET: Transfered 2. 4 frosties.< Poas faint+ 4dp5dt.>
Beta#1 (8dp5dt): 138. Beta#2 (10dp5dt): 355.
u/s#1: (19dp5dt) 8/3/12 one sac, two yolks! Beta 8,000
u/s#2: two strong heartbeats! EDD 4/2/12
Boy/girl fraternal mono/di twins-- lost our sweet baby girl at 22 weeks due to SIUGR
Preterm labor at 23 weeks 4 days, lost our sweet baby boy.
SCH is back with a vengeance!
Thought we were in the clear, u/s Friday, she did not see the pesky SCH that has been causing slight bleeding since week six. Until today! Tmi warning...
Gushing episode, bright red, most I have ever bled...ever. Of course I was scared to death. Husband came home and took me to ER. After 4 hrs of waiting and tests they finally told us that babies look great, but showed me a pic of the f&$@ing thing, located right by my cervix (so expect more bleeding). On modified bed rest until Monday when I have apt with MFM.
I did get a sonoline b Doppler and it has really helped calm fears. I can never tell if I'm finding 2 heartbeats or one, but it's something.
Just wanted to share and please let me know if you had similar experience. Thx.
Me:34 PCOS, one kinked tube, low thyroid.
DH:39 lower than average count.
Married 2006. 3 failed IUIs and countless BFNs.
~IVF#1: July 2012~
7/10 Retrieval: 16r, 14f w/ICSI. 7/15 ET: Transfered 2. 4 frosties.< Poas faint+ 4dp5dt.>
Beta#1 (8dp5dt): 138. Beta#2 (10dp5dt): 355.
u/s#1: (19dp5dt) 8/3/12 one sac, two yolks! Beta 8,000
u/s#2: two strong heartbeats! EDD 4/2/12
Boy/girl fraternal mono/di twins-- lost our sweet baby girl at 22 weeks due to SIUGR
Preterm labor at 23 weeks 4 days, lost our sweet baby boy.
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Re: SCH is back with a vengeance!
I'm so sorry - SCHs are so scary. I had a moderate sized one that bled out at 10w6d. It was just above Baby B's placenta. The doc in the ER I went to did say ones by your cervix will usually bleed more just based on their location.
I hope it stops soon and heals itself quickly.
Me: 32 - Stage II Endo / DH: 36 - Low count and morphology (1%)
IUIs 1-3 BFN, lap Dec. 2010, IUIs 4-6 BFN
IVF w/ICSI #1 - ER 2/8: 24R 19M 9F ET 2/13 2-5 day blasts (no frosties) = BFP - b/g twins!
E & C Born 10/19/2012