Re: Breast Tender/Spotting - Miscarriage Began April 30

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*If the mass you describe is the same as the one behind the ovary, then a follow-up is indicated. If the mass you describe is within the uterus, then no follow-up at this point is required... >
>I've scheduled an appointment with OB, however due to her short schedule
>appointment is only for June 4.
>
>If the red spotting continues for another 2 days or so should I go the
>Emergency and request an ultrasound?

*As long as you are not soaking a maxi-pad per hour, then I would continue to watch it... >
>If the 2nd last HCG done was 2 weeks ago and it registered 140, would
>one still have tender breasts?

* You certainly could...

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Rocky Mountain Perinatal Center
Missoula, Montana

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