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Re: STILL BLEEDING 14 DAYS AFTER D&cFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Sun Oct 30 15:32:12 2005
Sure there are folks who can shed some light...they're often called doctors and are often available through emergency rooms as well as through offices in which they see patients. Curt, I know, but this forum is for exchange for professionals to facilitate exchanges of ideas and information. You almost had it right when you considered checking into an ER. Absent a perceived need for an ER assessment, you ought to consider obtaining a second assessment and opinion the old fashioned way, in a face to face encounter with someone who can interview you and examine you. HGregor Up all night and simply wanting to read posts from list members. Rachel <ladyhyg1@bellsouth.net> wrote: Hi! IS THERE anyone out there who can shed some light? i just saw my doctor wednesday. H esaid he thought everything was fine. Despite the fact I have had continued light bleeding, dark color, Sever cramoping on Tuesday; almost checked in emergency room. He is usre he got all tissue out at D&C. He said wait 2-4 weeks and see if I come up negative for pregancy; in which I should definetly by then . If I don't, then he will take an ultrasound to ck. for blood clots, tissue. Has ANYONE had this same experince of bleeding 14 days and still going, blood clots on 8 & 9 days after D&C. A couple of episodes of sever cramping. I wipe blood everytime after I urinate and drip some. Help! Iam scared! WIL THIS EVER END?????????????
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