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silent misscarige
hiya i am 17 and just had a silent misscarigge theres no bleeedin or anything no sighns i am very shocked i went for my scan last week and they counldnt find a heartbeat and realised its twins i am upset and shocked i have done evrything rite i quite smokin drinkin change my eatin i am reallly shocked i have lost it please help wot will the hospital do to me???/?
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they shud give u 3 options
1. d&c wich is an operation
2. medical management where they knida induce u
3. natural mc
I opted for the natural mc and gave birth to my baby 2 days later. It was very painful and not very pleasant.
There is nothing you could have done to prevented a miscarriage it's just one of those things.
I like you had no signs that I had lost my baby-found out at the 12 week scan.
If you wana chat then I am on msn
Take care
xx
I had this last yr - it is so painful emotionally.
I opted 4 D and C. When I forst found out I was adamant I would not have an operation but after 2 days of waiting I was so scared of what I might see I did a complete turn around and went in for the op. It was ok, very little pain and bleeding. I had got to the stage where I wanted it over and felt a freak for having a dead baby in me - sorry that sounds so awful but thats how I felt.
throughout it all people were telling me I had to do what was right for me but it was my mother in law who gave me the best advice and said ' get it dealt with quickly' and so I did.
thinking of you x
thats why i have choosen this thanks 4 sharin x
I decided on the medical management tablets as nothing was passing and I was only bleeding a little brown blood. I first took a pill at the Early Pregnancy Unit at the hospital then had to go back to the ward two days later where I was given pessaries internally on my cervix. This doesn't hurt. Half an hour later I started getting contraction pains which I couldn't really handle but you will be offered painkillers. I've read that these contractions aren't always painful and everyone is different.
Once the painkillers started working I was given another two tablets about two hours later. These help you to pass and after about half an hour, I felt like I need the loo every five minutes as the pressure builds up inside while tissue is coming down. Technically, you are giving birth but I had no pain at all whilst passing everything. There will be lots of blood and you may see the fetuses but I doubt this as you are only 5 weeks and they will still be very tiny. You are given a bed pan to squat over when you feel you need to push. It's more like a "needing to wee" feeling. You are also give lots of sanitary pads and wipes to clean yourself. And you are put in a private room so don't be worried about being on a ward with other women. I worried about this but the nurses just pop in every now and then to check your blood pressure and temperature and to give you tablets. It's very private and you can buzz a nurse from the room should you have too much pain.
Everyone is different in how their body handles a miscarriage and it's not physically painful for every woman. I would recommend it if you don't like the idea of having an operation.
If you still want to go ahead with the medical management pills, ring the Early Pregnancy Unit at your hospital to arrange an appointment to take the first tablet. This just helps things to come away inside the womb and the cervix to start opening.
I hope all goes well for you and remember to take time to grieve for your loss. You will experience lots of emotions. Sadness, guilt, anger and jealousy of pregnant women but this is normal.
So sorry again for your loss. It's horrible when you think you are still pregnant and things have gone wrong without you knowing. Hope my reply helps you and there is always someone on here to chat if you need to.
Take care. x x x
[Modified by: tracy77 on August 13, 2008 12:19 AM]