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Re: 25 weeks and severe bleedingFrom: anonymous@obgyn.netWed, 18 Oct 2000 18:05:07 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Kimberly wrote: >I am not sure about this my sil delivered a healthy baby girl but when they took her placenta out the bottom half was dead due to numerous blood clots. If I were you I would be finding out tonight. Go to a different hospital if you have too. Good luck and let us know >I first started bleeding @ 17 weeks. The blood is usually bright red >and thin, but if it darkens at all it is accompanied with huge tennis >ball size clots. Nothing but blood pockets and clots were found on U/S. >Throughout the weeks, it has only gotten worst and now is accompanied by >severe cramping throughout the pelvic area, which has lasted for about >the last 2 weeks. I have been told that they are definitely >contractions, but they are not making any changes to the cervix...YET!!! >I am on bedrest, but nothing seems to help. My dr. has referred me to >a high-risk specialist and a perinatologist. No one seems to have any >answers. I have asked about abruption and seperation but after 18 U/S, >they still don't see anything except huge spots of blood throughout the >entire placenta. My question is, do I stand a chance in making it >through at least 32 weeks??? I am scared to death because of the pain >level associated with this, that if I did go into true pre-term labor, I >wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Or what if it does turn out to >be an abruption and I loose the baby before it is detected. I don't >know what other questions ot ask my team of doctors, but they have yet >to give me straight answers on this. > >-- >Thanks, >Kimberly >
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