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Re: Bleeding at 5 weeks, 4 days - doctor's opinion???From: GinaD (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 5 Jan 2002 16:52:09 -0600 (CST)
At Fri, 4 Jan 2002, Julie wrote: > >If the bleeding is more than just spotting then that's not really a good >sign but it doesn't have to mean miscarriage. It may be that you're >losing the smaller sac and will retain the other one. If you have >cramps withe bleeding then that is more ominous. If you can't reach >your Doctor until Monday you may want to take a trip to the ER. They >can give you another ultrasound and tell you if you're bleeding from >inside your uterus and they can also recheck your hCG levels. I'm sorry >you're going through this right now. I've also had 2 miscarriages in >the past year and am now 9 weeks pregnant and hoping this one will last. >I know how hard it is to just wait and see. > >Take care and good luck to you! Julie > >At Fri, 4 Jan 2002, GinaD wrote: >> >>I am currently 5 weeks, 4 days pregnant. Due to past problems (PCOS, >>miscarriages), I've been monitored closely. >> >>At 4 weeks, my HCG was 166, Progesterone was > 40. >>At 5 weeks, my HCG was 3685, progesterone continued > 40. >>At 5 weeks 3 days (yesterday), I had an ultrasound done that revealed 2 >>gestational sacs and 2 yolk sacs. 1 sac appeared smaller, so I was told >>that there was about a 50-50 chance of having the twin. >> >>Today, I started bleeding and some of my pregnancy symptoms seem to have >>diminished. My question is - could I be miscarrying already when things >>looked so good just this week? I'm very upset - please answer when you >>get a chance. >> >>Thank you. > >-- >Julie > Thanks for the words of comfort. Wondering if I could get a doctor's opinion? The bleeding turned brown and tapered off quickly and there's very little bleeding today.
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