Re: 22 weeks - not feeling well - UPDATE AND THANKS

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At Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Rose wrote: >
>I just wanted to thank everyone who responded. I did go to the doctor
>this morning and they said everything looked ok. My cervix was long and
>"as hard as a rock" and I'm actually not dehydrated. She thinks it's
>just the flu taking a while to go away and suggested if the stomach
>cramps don't go away by tomorrow I might want to see a GI specialist to
>make sure nothing else is going on.
>
>I'm definitely feeling better and better, though. I should have stayed
>home one more day!
>
>Thanks again to the doctor and ladies for the great advice. I did feel
>much better after hearing the heartbeat and knowing all is okay with the
>pregnancy.
>
>--
>Rose
>
>At Wed, 10 Apr 2002, William McIntosh, MD wrote:
>>
>>At Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Rose wrote:
>>>
>>>On Sunday I came down with what I think was a stomach virus (vomiting,
>>>stomach cramps, no diarrea). The on call doctor said to wait it out.
>>>
>>>I thought I was feeling better on Monday, but the stomach cramps seem to
>>>be sticking around. I went back to work today, but have been feeling
>>>worse.
>>>
>>>Tonight (Tuesday) the pain comes in "waves" of nausea and it seems like
>>>the I can feel the baby moving a lot during the waves (I'm currently 22
>>>weeks).
>>>
>>>I haven't thrown up since Sunday, but am wondering if I should be
>>>concerned? Should I try to go to the doctor tomorrow (is there anything
>>>they could do)? Or should I just wait and hope I start to feel better?
>>>
>>>Does this sound like the flu or could it be something more serious?
>>>
>>>Thanks for your help,
>>>
>>>--
>>>Rose
>>>
>>I think that your doctor is going to want to see you. This is probably
>>nothing serious, but an evaluation will set everyone's mind at ease.
>>
>>--
>>William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG
>>
>>This is for educational purposes only, and is not a substitute
>>for consultation and examination by a licensed medical professional.
>>

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