.....Since last weekend, at 17 weeks I had to big gushes of amniotic fluid and was hospitalized for 3 1/2 days
Needless to say, we're still a nervous wreck. How could we not be? I'm basically on bedrest (couch rest) and am really only allowed to go to the bathroom and shower. It's not very reassuring when they tell you there's nothing they can do for you until your 23 weeks and with waters breaking that's a sign of labor and it can take up to three weeks to go into labor. The only saving grace is that once we were released, then it happened again and we went back... the fluid had NOT come from Baby B's sac as it had originally. Anyway, why I'm here today is to ask....
Have you or anyone you knew lost fluid mid-pregnancy and still went on to have healthy babies/baby? (I haven't found much positive feedback).
Also, I've had abdominal pain for days. It's not "cramps" it's just aching, and occasional "lighting crotch". I wouldn't expect this at 18 weeks but I'm already a big girl so thought maybe my fellow chubby chicks would have some feedback on that.
Sleeping with aching leg pain and hip pain, normal at this point?
I have my first follow-up ultrasound at my Dr's office tomorrow, then Friday a follow up with my Dr and a MFM out of town. Nerve wracking week for us but praying for good results.
Re: Obviously I'm not typical
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Ugh, I hate the waiting. Hoping you have an uneventful week and everything goes well at your appts!
I do know someone that was pregnant with a singleton and her water broke very early. I don't remember the exact GA, but I think her water broke on Easter and she was due in July. She did 50 days of bedrest and delivered a healthy baby boy. He was in the NICU for awhile, but is doing great now. I think he just turned 3.
Hoping for all the best with your LOs!
Beta#1 (12dp3dt)= 353, Beta#2 (15dp3dt)= 1466, Beta#3 (22dp3dt)= 14,139, First u/s: TWINS!!
After 10 weeks of bedrest, our two little ladies joined us at 28w6d
I'm sorry you are going through this, and I'm sorry that you have to wait! UGH! I do not know anyone who has lost fluid in a pregnancy, so I can't help you there. I have, however, been on couch rest/restricted activity for almost two months now and I can assure you that your leg pain/hip pain can be attributed to your lack of moving. Mine started with legs and hips, and not to scare you--but now everything is sore. Shoulders, elbows, knees, everything. If you don't have a pregnancy pillow, I'd recommend getting one of those, but they don't always help. Do you have a recliner? That takes the pressure off my hips sometimes.
Good luck to you!