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Re: Flagyl and orange urine and heartbeat

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Tue, 9 May 2000 10:56:26 -0500 (CDT)

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At Tue, 9 May 2000, stacey wrote: >
>Hi! I am currently about 13 weeks.I am not sure if it is thirteen weeks
>today or weds or thurs.Anyways,I have had a bad bacterial infection for
>a few weeks. I had been on bedrest for spotting.She heard the heart
>beat today it was faint but beating normal.So she said she can treat the
>infection. She also said my cervix is a little softened but closed she
>said it could be from the infection or it could be trying to open.She
>put me on Flagyl.It says on the paper not to use during first three
>months and use with caution last three months. 1.>>Is it safe at 12
>weeks4days-13 weeks not sure what I am? also 2.>>Why is my cervix
>softened am I going to loose the baby?? And about my urine..It is really
>orange she dipped it and said two things were really high.3.>>>What does
>this mean? Im sorry about all the questions..Iam trying to get over the
>fear something will happen.I am also on aldamet for blood
>pressure.....Please respond soon One more question........... She said
>the heartbeat sounded like a boy...Why is that?Is that true or a wifes
>tale.On the ultrasound a nurse told me she thought it was a girl cause
>of how active it was.Why is that?Im confused...Stacey

You can use Flagyl after 12 weeks, so you are OK.

The cervices of most pregnant women are soft, so while it is possible that you might have a miscarriage, it is not really to likely at this point.

Orange urine is generally a reflection of how concentrated it is, and what is in it, but without knowing what indicators were high, I really can't provide much insight.

Any attempt to guess gender based on heart rate, location, or activity has a 50/50 chance of being correct. So does flipping a coin.

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