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diana.filipi
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itkatydid
diana.filipi
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Wow, you have an awesome memory. Thanks for asking about that. So to catch up on that post....
At DDs birth I had to have a csection because after being induced multiple times and being very patient (42w1d10hrs of gestation LoL, she's IVF so we actually know that) nothing was happening. Literally nothing. They did a csection and she was born in VERY thick meconium. Enough that I didn't even get to see her for over 12 hours. The other problem was that they found I had a placenta accreta. That's where the placenta is actually embedded in the uterine lining. My OB had to 'scrape' it off with instruments.
Fast forward to a couple weeks ago. We are ready to do IVF again but when we went in we found out there was a high chance that the uterus, during the shrink down/ healing process, may have adhered to itself. They did a saline ultrasound and the shape was appropriate. So....all good. As soon as we finish fighting with the insurance we're good to go!
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Re: itkatydid
Diana, I'm so glad that you are okay! Adhering uterus... so weird what our bodies can do hey?
Good Luck with your future IVF journey! Keep me in the loop! I'm rooting for a sticky baby for you, Lady!
I found out today at my ultrasound appt that I could possibly end up having placenta accreta because my placenta is lying directly underneath my previous c-section scar. I came home and looked into placenta accreta and im nervous. People die from. My 1st pregnancy ended at 24+5 days and my daughter passed away the next day. If you could give me any other info on this I would greatly appreciate it.
xoxo
Worried Little Mama