I'm not sure, I would be inclined to go to the ER, but then again they really can't do much at this point, but it would bring closure if something was happening instead of having to wait till Monday. I'm so sorry. Why, why, why does it have to be so hard?
I don' t mind pain or anything, i just want to be sure I'm safe and not at risk of ectopic or something that could hurt me and make me unable to take care of Angie.
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I'm so sorry. How much are you bleeding? No cramps? I would probably not go to the ER unless you are going through a pad an hour (don't use tampons) and cramping badly.
Hang in there... I hope it's nothing. It's not fair!
Married 8.13.2005, M/C 12/8/06- 5 weeks, M/C 2/27/07- 7 weeks, M/C w/ D&C 8/10/09-6.5 weeks *Charles Lawrence born 5/2/08 @ 3:14am, 7lb 8oz, 20.5 inches. Clomid, Crinone and baby aspirin. *Alexandra Claire born 9/14/10 @ 9:52am 6lb 14oz, 20.5 inches. Femara, Crinone and baby aspirin.
I'm so sorry. Ditto pp. I would only go to the ER if I was bleeding so much I was filling a pad an hour. I went for my first m/c and there's nothing they can do. If you start to have very severe pain on one side that worsens, then I'd go. Hope you feel better soon and there's some other reason for the bleeding. (((hugs)))
If you are not in a lot of pain - I don't think there is much the ER folks can or will do for you. I would only go if you are in a lot of pain - which would be a sign of an ectopic.
I'm so sorry you are going through this.
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"When it comes to sleeping, whatever your baby does is normal. If one thing has damaged parents enjoyment of their babies, it's rigid expectations about how and when the baby should sleep." ~ James McKenna, Ph.D., Mother Baby Behavioral Sleep Center, University of Notre Dame
I am SO sorry that you are going through this Is there an urgent care place around instead of the ER? The wait times are less.
Hang in there sweetie. I know how badly this sucks!
It took over four years to be diagnosed with PCOS. We TTC #1 for 18 months, did 5 rounds of Clomid and finally moved onto IVF...which worked! Throughout our IF journey, we suffered 3 miscarriages. We conceived both DD and DS without treatment.
Both of mine were on the weekend and I went to the ER. I wanted to know. I wanted to make sure that's what was happening. So I could start the grieving process. I'm so sorry. I reallllly hope it's not a m/c. I was hoping you wouldn't have to go through another one. Prayers coming your way.
Re: RPSAL:If you m/c@night or weekend, did you go to ER?
I'm so sorry. How much are you bleeding? No cramps? I would probably not go to the ER unless you are going through a pad an hour (don't use tampons) and cramping badly.
Hang in there... I hope it's nothing. It's not fair!
Married 8.13.2005, M/C 12/8/06- 5 weeks, M/C 2/27/07- 7 weeks, M/C w/ D&C 8/10/09-6.5 weeks *Charles Lawrence born 5/2/08 @ 3:14am, 7lb 8oz, 20.5 inches. Clomid, Crinone and baby aspirin. *Alexandra Claire born 9/14/10 @ 9:52am 6lb 14oz, 20.5 inches. Femara, Crinone and baby aspirin.
If you are not in a lot of pain - I don't think there is much the ER folks can or will do for you. I would only go if you are in a lot of pain - which would be a sign of an ectopic.
I'm so sorry you are going through this.
"When it comes to sleeping, whatever your baby does is normal. If one thing has damaged parents enjoyment of their babies, it's rigid expectations about how and when the baby should sleep." ~ James McKenna, Ph.D., Mother Baby Behavioral Sleep Center, University of Notre Dame
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I'm sorry. I would go to the ER. It might not be needed, but it's better just in case.
Hugs...
I would stay home until another symptom forces me in.
I am sooooo terribly sorry. I really am. I'm just hurting for you.