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Re: Another 2nd tri loss question from me...
The doctor just said monitor for more bleeding.. It's weird cause I'm not actually bleeding that much.. Just passed those huge clots.. And am crampy.. She surprisingly did not seem that worried.. She said if I filled a pad in an hour go to the er...
Septated uterus, pcos (on metformin), MTHFR
Clomid # 1- July 2010 = BFN / #2 Sept 2010= BFN
IVF#1 - 1/2011 = BFN (Severe AF started 7dpo)
IVF#2 - 3/2011 = Ectopic
Aug 2011- FE - Thaw all - cancelled - embryos didn't make it!
Oct 2011 - IVF#3 = BFP!! ~ TWINS!!
Said goodbye to Twin B @ 9w5d
Hudson Edward ~ Pprom 18 wks 2/16/12 - We love you forever. You have our hearts.
8/15/12 5dFET = BFP! ~ Said goodbye at 7wks gestation
11/9/12 5dFET = BFP! ~ Said goodbye at 5wks gestation
12/28/12 - Septated Uterus Found (was misdiagnosed as bicornuate!)
After my late loss, I didn't have anything like this BUT after my m/c in the fall, I had a D&C. Then several days later, I had pretty painful cramping, was passing clots that were about palm-sized and had some bleeding (didn't fill a pad an hour though). We decided to go to the ER just to be safe and it turns out I had retained tissue and now an infection as well, so I had a 2nd D&C pretty much right away with IV antibiotics. FWIW, the OB I initially saw for the cramping and clots wasn't concerned at all either (my usual OB was out). The other OB who did my surgery (and who was the on-call OB that night) was super concerned.
In this type of case, I vote for better safe than sorry and go into the ER. Big (((hugs))). I'm sorry you are going through all of this.
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I didn't have a pregnancy loss, I had an infant loss. But after birth about 5 days PP I wasn't bleeding at all. Then I passed a clot the size of a large deli peperoni (sorry for the image). I went to the OB and he said that when you aren't bleeding alot the blood will poll in the dips of your ute and when they come out they are all clotted and clumpy.
It has happened to me several times since, if you are nervous though and if it continues alot then I wouldn't hesitate to go get checked, they can't refuse to see you afterall even if they don't think it is necessary.
I had this almost a week after my 2nd loss. It was quite painful and I felt the pain in my back and lower stomach. It almost felt like a contraction.. I would run to the bathroom and clumps would fall out. I almost had to push them out. It was a bit scary. Luckily for me, the large clots only lasted a day or so and then it was over and back to light bleeding.
I wouldn't worry unless you continue to have large clots for a few days straight.
ETA: I also called the doctor and she was not concerned. She said to watch the bleeding and if it gets to more then a pad an hour to get checked. She said it could possibly be some left over tissue or some clotting from the blood pooling. If you are really concerned, request to be checked out.
Our baby boy,Logan, was born still at 19w3d on 7/1/2011
Our 2nd baby boy, Mason, was born still at 20w3d on 1/31/2012
After a much needed sanity break... we are praying for our rainbows
((BFP 7/29/13)) ((EDD 4/12/14)) It's BOY/GIRL twins!!!
Me: PCOS, Blood/Immune Issues DH: Low all 3
Jun.- Sep. 2010 IUI#1-#3 = BFN
Oct. 2010 = IVF #1 = B/G Twins (passed away Feb. 2011)
May 2011 = Myomectomy and trans-abdominal cerclage (TAC)
Sep. 2011 = Surprise BFP = C/P
Feb. 2012 = sFET #1 = BFN
Feb.2012 = Hail Mary IUI #4 = BFN
April/May 2012 = FET #2 w/our last two embies = BFP (Please let this be it!)
Beta #1 8dp5/6dt = 234 Beta #2 10dp5/6dt = 695 Beta #3 12dp5/6dt = 1796 Beta #4 17dp5/6dt = 17,888 U/S #1 May 17, 2012 = Twins
Baby B's heart stop beating at 9 weeks 5 days
Our little miracle baby is a boy.
Baby Boy Owen and Baby Girl Avery were born too early on Feb. 13, 2011 due to a pedunculated fibroid, incompetent cervix and suspected placental abruption.
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